Kizzuwatnaa/DLSS5-Autopilot

Puts DLSS 5 neural rendering into games that never shipped it, and brings the game's own DLSS up to date - super resolution, ray reconstruction, frame generation. Scans your library, picks one of eight routes, fetches every part from its publisher at run time, then says what happened. One exe, no admin; uninstall puts the game back.

What it solves

DLSS 5 Autopilot automates the complex process of adding "DLSS 5" neural rendering (a network that re-lights materials, skin, and tone) to games that did not ship with it. It removes the need for manual installation of various community-made add-ons, shaders, and wrappers, providing a single-click setup for a wide variety of graphics APIs and hardware configurations.

How it works

The tool scans the user's game library across multiple launchers (Steam, Epic, GOG, etc.) and emulators. Based on the game's executable and graphics API (DirectX 8-12, Vulkan, OpenGL), it selects one of eight specific "routes" (such as OptiScaler, Bridge, or Feeder) to inject the necessary neural rendering components.

Key technical mechanisms include:

  • Dynamic Fetching: It downloads required binaries (like nvngx_dlssnr.dll) and tools (ReShade, DXVK) directly from publishers at runtime rather than bundling them.
  • Verification: It monitors game logs and crash records to verify if the model actually ran and suggests alternative routes if it failed.
  • DLSS Management: It tracks and updates standard NVIDIA DLSS files (super resolution, frame generation, ray reconstruction) across the entire library to the latest versions.
  • Frame Generation: It integrates FSR 3.1 frame generation for any RTX card or unlocks multi-frame generation for RTX 40 series cards.

Who it’s for

PC gamers with NVIDIA RTX 20 series or newer graphics cards who want to enhance the visual quality of their games using neural rendering and updated DLSS runtimes without manually managing DLLs and mods.

Highlights

  • One-Click Installation: Automatically detects games and picks the best injection route based on the API and hardware.
  • Autopilot Mode: An experimental loop that installs, starts the game, verifies loading, and tries different routes until one works.
  • Comprehensive Library Support: Works with 19 emulators and nearly every major PC game launcher.
  • Safety Features: Detects anti-cheat software to warn users about potential bans and provides a "what will happen?" preview of file changes.
  • Non-Destructive: Backs up original files and offers a complete uninstall to restore the game to its original state.
  • Cross-Media Use: Can apply the neural pass to video files, YouTube links, webcams, and VR via OpenXR.

Related

  • Project
    reiluisii/1-Click-DLSS5

    An automated suite that injects NVIDIA DLSS 5 Neural Reconstruction into any PC game, providing neural rendering and upscaling regardless of native game support.

  • Project
    ShyVortex/dlss-unlocked

    A tool to unlock DLSS 3 Frame Generation and Neural Rendering on NVIDIA RTX 20/30 series and Intel Arc GPUs in DirectX 12 games.

  • Project
    faisalkindi/DLSS5oneclick

    DLSS5OneClick is a Windows utility that automatically adds NVIDIA’s leaked DLSS 5 neural‑rendering (AI upscaling and frame generation) to any DirectX 11/12 game. It detects whether the game already has DLSS, picks the appropriate ReShade add‑on, RenoDX add‑on, Feeder pipeline, OptiScaler wrapper, or an all‑in‑one ReShade package, and installs the needed DLLs and config files with a single click. Advanced options let users choose engine, model resolution, and multi‑frame‑generation unlocks, while the tool handles edge cases like RE Engine games, hybrid laptops, and Vulkan titles.