Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Ultimate Engine Tweaks Mod v1.0

                    
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Mod — Ultimate Engine Tweaks reworks core Unreal Engine settings to kill hitching, raise FPS, and sharpen image clarity without losing visual quality. It’s for performance hawks, input-latency nerds, and anyone sick of micro-stutter during stealth or boss routes.
What this Ultimate Engine Tweaks mod does
Este Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Mods package ships a curated Engine.ini tuned after extensive UE testing. The goal is simple: fewer stutters, better frametimes, crisper presentation, and lower input latency in stealth, CQC, and traversal—while keeping the original art untouched.
Características del mod

Reducción del tartamudeo: Tweaked streaming and cache behavior to smooth out asset loads and traversal.
Higher, steadier FPS: Balanced CPU/GPU/IO settings for improved performance and more consistent frametimes.
Menor latencia de entrada: Adjusted render and pipeline flags for snappier camera aim and CQC timing.
Sharper presentation: Optional disabling of chromatic aberration, refined film grain, and cleaner post-processing.
Upscaling tuned: DLSS/FSR parameters optimized to reduce ghosting and shimmering while preserving detail.
Two variants: Separate presets for VRR setups and non‑VRR displays to minimize judder and pacing issues.
Lossless intent: Changes target clarity and stability without altering the game’s core visuals.

Impacto en el juego y casos de uso
The mod targets performance, pacing, and clarity across the entire campaign. You feel it in the jungle: cleaner camera pans, fewer traversal hitches, and tighter parry/throw windows. Boss fights benefit from stable frametimes. Long stealth crawls and scoped scouting gain microdetail with reduced shimmer.

Donde brilla: Dense foliage, rain, explosions, cutscene transitions, and zoomed optics.
Who it helps: Players chasing 1:1 input feel, speedrunners, challenge runners, and photo‑mode sticklers.
Best pairing: Frame cap matched to display, VRR on capable screens, and reasonable upscaling quality.
Trade‑offs: If other “optimization” mods are installed, expect conflicts—this one wants to be the only Engine.ini authority.

Instalación y requisitos previos

Download the desired preset (VRR or No‑VRR) from the Downloads section.
Open the configuration path: %localappdata%\MGSDelta\Saved\Config\Windows (Win+R, paste the path, press Enter).
Paste/replace the provided Motor.ini in that folder.
Right‑click Engine.ini → Properties → check Sólo lectura → Apply/OK.
Launch the game and verify smoothness and input feel in a busy area (foliage, rain, or combat).
Desinstalar: Delete the modded Engine.ini; the game will regenerate a default file on next run.

Notas: Use either the VRR version (G‑Sync/FreeSync enabled on both GPU control panel and display) or the No‑VRR version. Do not stack with other optimization/tweaks mods.
Tips for best results

Match frame cap: Set the in‑engine cap to your panel’s refresh or use VRR to absorb spikes.
Tweak upscaling: Use a quality mode first; only drop to balanced/perf if GPU‑bound.
Avoid conflicts: Don’t layer other Engine.ini “performance” packs on top—pick one mod.
Benchmark smart: Test the same route with rain, foliage, and combat to compare frametimes, not just average FPS.