v0.1.19-rc.1 — Resonance camera test

Camera test for Final Fantasy Resonance

This prerelease tests a possible correction for the image compression or reduced horizontal view reported with v0.1.18 at 1920x1200 on Legion Go 2. It changes the upstream mod's camera policy from preserving vertical field of view to preserving horizontal field of view. The expected result is the original horizontal scene width plus additional scenery above and below. The result has not yet been verified on the device.

HUD constraining stays disabled, the upstream movie correction stays enabled, and the same pinned full-game mod v0.3.0 is used. Only one byte of the mod changes; both original and adjusted hashes are checked before installation.

Try it

1. Close the game and install 16x10-fixes.zip from this prerelease through Decky.
2. Open 16:10 Fixes, press Rescan, select Final Fantasy Resonance (Experimental) and press Reinstall Fix. Updating the plugin alone does not replace the game mod.
3. Keep the game at 1920x1200 and SteamOS scaling on Auto or Fit.
4. Compare the same scene and camera position with v0.1.18. Check the left/right landmarks, extra visibility above/below, and whether characters retain their proportions.

To return to the earlier camera behavior, install the v0.1.18 plugin ZIP and press Reinstall Fix again. Both versions keep HUD constraining disabled.

Validation

Seven backend tests, the Decky build/package, application typechecking with skipLibCheck, and local install/rollback using the actual upstream release ZIP passed. Character proportions, scene framing, HUD, menus, battle transitions and cutscenes still need on-device validation.

v0.1.18

Changes

• Add an experimental Final Fantasy Resonance profile for Legion Go 2 testing at 1920x1200.
• Install the SHA-256-pinned full-game fix v0.3.0 by PolarWizard and its bundled winmm loader.
• Keep HUD constraining disabled to avoid the reported battle-transition crash.
• Add TOML configuration support and retain managed install, reinstall, backup, and uninstall behavior.

Install and test

1. Download 16x10-fixes.zip below and install it through Decky's developer ZIP installer.
2. Close the game, open 16:10 Fixes, and press Rescan.
3. Select Final Fantasy Resonance (Experimental) and press Install Fix.
4. Choose 1920x1200 in Steam/game display settings. The profile uses your selected resolution; it does not force a custom render size.

The plugin attempts to apply WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winmm=n,b" %command% automatically. If necessary, copy it from Advanced into the game's Steam launch options.

Validation boundary

The build, six backend tests, and local installation/rollback using the actual upstream ZIP passed. Full-game gameplay, HUD, menus, battle transitions, and cutscenes on Legion Go 2/SteamOS still need on-device testing. HUD constraining stays off; the upstream movie correction stays enabled and pre-rendered videos may retain 16:9 black bars.

v0.1.17

Changes

• Add Onimusha: Way of the Sword support for Steam App ID 2638890.
• Install pinned REFramework nightly 01417 with SHA-256 verification.
• Apply a controller-friendly Steam Deck 1280x800 aspect-ratio profile automatically.
• Add the required Proton dinput8.dll launch override.
• Preserve repair, backup, reinstall, and uninstall behavior.
• Add regression tests for the catalog contract and idempotent REFramework configuration.

Validation boundary

Gameplay aspect correction is enabled. HUD, menus, prompts, movies, cutscenes, suspend/resume, and full-game behavior remain explicitly unverified until tested on physical Steam Deck hardware.

v0.1.16

Changes

• Add selectable 1280x800 and 1440x900 fixed-resolution profiles for Final Fantasy XVI.
• Keep the automatic current-display profile as the default install path.
• Show fixed-resolution install controls and the active profile in the Decky UI.

After installing a fixed profile, select the added resolution in Final Fantasy XVI display settings.

v0.1.15

Adds curated 16:10 support for Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection and Persona 3 Reload.\n\n- Adds REFramework-based Monster Hunter Stories 3 support with flat re2_fw_config.txt patching.\n- Adds P3RFix-based Persona 3 Reload support.\n- Bumps plugin package metadata to 0.1.15.\n- Updates README supported-game, caveat, managed-file, launch-option, and credit sections.\n\nValidation:\n- python3 -m py_compile main.py\n- catalog JSON parse check\n- pnpm package\n- fake Steam-library install simulation for app IDs 2161700 and 2852190

v0.1.14

What's Changed

• Add curated support for Yakuza: Like a Dragon via DragonTweak 0.0.6.
• Install DragonTweak into runtime/media with checksum validation and the dinput8 Proton launch option.
• Update README, plugin tags, and package metadata for 0.1.14.

Packaged asset SHA-256: ccdf086395c5175cdb558860e73f2eae9bf61a442a72d92ae97851d5468fa161

v0.1.13

Adds Dragon Quest VII Reimagined support via DQ7RFix 0.0.5.

• Adds the Steam app 2499860 catalog entry
• Installs DQ7RFix into DQ7R/Binaries/Win64
• Adds the required dsound Proton launch override
• Documents Dragon Quest caveats and managed files

v0.1.12

Adds one-click Soul Hackers 2 support using SoulHackers2Fix v0.0.5, including BepInEx archive extraction, generated config defaults, and the SteamOS winhttp launch option.

v0.1.11

Ships UI refinements for the Decky plugin, including the consolidated game view, advanced/debug drawer, cleaner status labels, and Steam library scan deduplication.

v0.1.10

Adds curated Final Fantasy XVI support using FFXVIFix 0.8.5, including the SteamOS dinput8 launch option and a 16:10 HUD preset.