Now you have to copy the compiled shader cache and place it some where safe. Once the shader is fully compiled close Cemu. Make sure that debug option is turned on. Load up your Cemu Emulator and also fully compile your shader cache. Step 6 – However, Upon restarting or shutting down your PC, you will lose your Shader compilation.To tackle this you will have to Backup your GL cache shader so you don’t have to sit through the very slow recompilation of shader cache. According to my counting, it took around 30 secs. You will notice that the second time, the shader compilation takes very little time to complete. Legend of Zelda Breath of The Wild on CEMU Step 4 – Now once the shader compilation is complete, load straight into a game, in my case Zelda BoTW, and you will notice that you are experiencing zero shader stutter. This can easily take up to 5 mins even on an i7 7700k. What this step does is stop the precompiled cache from being created making Cemu use only GL cache share cache.What this means is that every time that you shutdown your PC, the very first time that you compile your shaders, it is going to do the long shader compilation. You will set this option to “Disabled/Ignored”. In this list you now be able to see “Precompiled Shader Cache”.

Step 3 – Now launch Cemu Emulator and go to “Debug” tab on the top. Once this step is done you can delete the Zip file that you just extracted. A window will pop up asking you if you want to replace certain files, click “Yes to all”. Step 2 – Once downloaded, copy the Zip file to your Cemu Emulator folder, right click on it and select “Extract here”.

Step 1 – Go to this link here and download the latest Cemu Hook version that is available at the time of download. 1.1 How to Quickly Compile or Speed Up Shader Compilation in CEMU: Completely Fix Stutter in CEMU Games such as Zelda Breath of Wild or other Wii U Games:

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