Dlss-updater is a small command-line tool that allows you to manage your DLSS files.

Throw your games' executable paths to database and upgrade or downgrade DLSS versions from commandline.

There are two ways to install d3u to your system.

First one is installing golang to your machine and after that using build and install commands. (easy and quick way) Second one is, you can get pre-build executable from releases and after that you need to add to your PATH for accessing it. (if you wish)

I'm going with first method

# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/TolunayM/dlss-updater

# Open project folder and use built-in go commands for installing directly to your commandline
go build
go install

After first run you can find database and dlss folders in your home directory.

After installing you can just start a new terminal and use command

d3u

It will list available commands

Add games' location and DLSS infos to database

    d3u add

List games' info and DLSS version

    d3u get

Remove game's info from database. You can type multiple games at once just use double quotes if game has spaces in names

    d3u remove "{GameName}"
    d3u remove {GameName} {SecondGameName} "{This Has Spaces In It's Name}"

You can upgrade or downgrade your games' DLSS version with update command. You can specify DLSS version with -v or -version flag. Default is latest

    d3u update {GameName} 

    d3u update {GameName} -v 3.5.0 or d3u update {GameName} {NthGameName} -v "3.5.0"

Check out DLSS repo for all DLSS versions.

DLSS-REPOSITORY

Cobra-cli BBolt

GNU