Thanks for this PR, I'll take a look at it on the weekend.

I think there is an issue with selecting DLSS verions in the dropdown.

I enabled the feature to hide DLSS versions that are not downloaded

This says I can install v3.6.0.0, but if I turn the feature off there is no DLSS v3.6.0.0 shown.

Checking the library I do have v3.6.0.0 downloaded.

Seems like my tests weren't that excessive that I thought I covered all cases.

Pushed a fix and now it seems to work.

I will test this when I get to testing the other one again

I just had to do a merge of all those new changes back in to this so this can be merged back in.

The show/hide works great.

The wording in settings may change in the future, but its good enough for now. I think non-downloaded works better than not downloaded. But I am not 100% sure on if its the correct words to use.

The only other thing is I wonder what the use case should be for a game with DLSS versoin not in the downloaded list. I think this looks a little confusing (especially if the panel covers the game)

But also what we have currently is an option saying to download the version that is already installed

Because the layout of this menu is getting completly changed I think we could probably leave it for now as its already an existing problem and come back to it when I get that new menu in.

Marking the current as "fake downloaded" won't work as when you select a different version the current is now different and you can't see the old version in the list. Maybe based on that other idea of improting DLSS from games into the library, when a user wants to change a DLSS version from one that does not exist it tells them this will be automatically imported or something.

Maybe instead of IsDownloaded it should be IsAvailable where that is true if either of these are true

• it is downloaded
• it is the current dlss version
• it is the backup version

But then it still has the issue of if you go from 3.5.10 (not in library) to 3.6 to 3.7 that now 3.5.10 is gone. The button to reset also won't work as that would only go back to 3.6.

Any thoughts on how that could work? (not required to accept this PR)

The wording in settings may change in the future, but its good enough for now. I think non-downloaded works better than not downloaded. But I am not 100% sure on if its the correct words to use.

I choose not downloaded because it implies that this version has not yet been downloaded by the user. Non-downloaded would be something do describe it as something different (from my POV).

The only other thing is I wonder what the use case should be for a game with DLSS versoin not in the downloaded list. I think this looks a little confusing (especially if the panel covers the game)

Here we can solve this by probably copying this one to the DLSS Swapper download directory where the other files lie, then it's get's detected as well and is shown inside the list. Would also fix the follow-up comment

But also what we have currently is an option saying to download the version that is already installed

Maybe based on that other idea of improting DLSS from games into the library, when a user wants to change a DLSS version from one that does not exist it tells them this will be automatically imported or something.

I probably just described this in other words, lol.

But then it still has the issue of if you go from 3.5.10 (not in library) to 3.6 to 3.7 that now 3.5.10 is gone. The button to reset also won't work as that would only go back to 3.6.

We could do 3 fields in the DB for this.

1. Initial version with what the game was delivered (game was found the first time)
2. Swapped version through user
3. Backup version is the last version which was swapped by the user before changing to the new one

Edit: And wasn't there a control in WinUI 3 where you're able to create a button with multiple options to choose from which the user can click? This is how you could solve this.
I though about something like that: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-app-sdk/api/winrt/microsoft.ui.xaml.controls.dropdownbutton

Non-downloaded would be something do describe it

Yep, that makes sense. I was also thinking "local" but it also doesn't feel right.

Here we can solve this by probably copying this one to the DLSS Swapper download...

Seems copying to local automatically (without even alerting users) may solve a bunch of problems. Unsure if it introduces new problems of users filling up their downloads list if they don't want all versions there. We could add a hide button in the library. Also only enable delete if the DLSS version is not an initial or current version (see below) for any game.

There is a seperate issue for that here,
#227

We could do 3 fields in the DB for this.

We would also need to handle new version of DLSS detected in game folder and update that as "initial". We could then just do 2, initial and current. On launch if initial is not set we set it to actual from disk. If current is not actual from disk we update initial to be current. Setting initial would also copy initial to be the backed up version on disk.

Detecting of current changing would also be the point we alert for this comment.

EDIT:

And wasn't there a control in WinUI 3 where you're able to create a button with multiple options

I was planning to use a combobox (it may be dropdownbutton). I'll see if I can find screenshot of that

I finally got all the code merged into my branch, and updated with WindowsAppSDK 1.6. This is what I was thinking of with the new UI for picking a DLSS version. I did not have version picker added here yet. I will do so soon with that combobox.

Now that's a good looking one. Good job! 🙂
And finally having updated to the latest version, haha. Looked forward to that!