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@JumWubble That's most likely an RPH/LSPDFR issue. I cannot help with that. Please also share your DirectStorageFix.log (in the game directory or in %APPDATA%).

@Spogew Are you saying it worked in the previous version? I did not change anything regarding the DirectStorage detection, so that would be quite odd. Note that the game only uses DirectStorage on Windows 11 and when installed on an NVMe drive (unless you force it using a command line argument).

@William Halverd No, Legacy doesn't use DirectStorage.

@ShadowOne I have no clue what you're talking about. We came up with this idea after a discussion in the 5Mods Discord.

@sjaak327 Made a stupid mistake due to an incorrect assumption about a parameter (Microsoft's annotation can be confusing sometimes). Will be fixed shortly.

@sjaak327 Try this one please: https://aka.alloc8or.re/2G3Jm5h4 Debug logging is enabled in this build, which should help figuring out what's wrong.

@sjaak327 Yeah, moving these files to AppData or Documents is generally a good idea to bypass this and similar write protections. My fix can be especially helpful for scripts that no longer get updated (or the author simply can't/won't do it). And who knows, maybe R* will actually change this behavior to be not as aggressive in a future update, resolving this issue. Kind of ridiculous to permanently register every single file with DirectStorage.

Regarding the "DirectStorage not enabled" warning: do you still have -forcewin32 in your command line?

@kellne No, only when you have issues with scripts not being able to write to files in the game directory.

@Unsearchably DirectStorage is not enabled by default on Windows 10. You can force the game to use it with the command line argument "-forceds", but even then I'm not sure if it offers any real benefit on Win 10 (doesn't seem to improve loading times for me at least).

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@WAYBORZ In case you didn't know, you can detect the user's preference in-game using SHOULD_USE_METRIC_MEASUREMENTS. No need to create two different DLLs for that.