Sonic Unleashed’s motion blur shader is apparently calculated to work at a specific framerate, and if those framerates mismatch, I guess things start to look kind of weird. My understanding of how that type of motion blur works is that everything on screen leaves a “trail” like that, so that when it moves, a shader in the trail applies the blur effect. The trail you’re describing from what I remember Dario saying is a side effect of the “fake” motion blur I was talking about. Actually the only one I know of that affects the renderer is the Unleashed mod but I don't know if it will increase FPS.

After what happened last time I completely uninstalled SonicGMI and went back to the vanilla Generations EXE.

I’ve actually been meaning to re-try it again now that I have another, different HDD, but I’ve been tremendously lazy. I’m smart enough to know that they’re unrelated events - and that if anything, it was the HDD that caused the game to leak memory everywhere (or it’s something Sonic Generations would’ve done on its own anyway, regardless of mod status). Big thanks to Darioff for the Dragon Road Demo Sonic GMI download w/Unleashed Renderer and Samothethiefs channel: Video Tags: Sonic Generations PC PS3 360.

Installing FxPipeline Renderer: Check the Enable FxPipeline Renderer box as. To be perfectly honest with you, I’m a little afraid of using Sonic Generations mods now - last time I played Dragon Road, it basically hardlocked my system and that’s when all of those HDD problems started turning up. Sonic Generations Unleashed Project es un mod para Sonic Generations.

Sonic generations unleashed renderer