OverrideDlssHud doesn't work

[TheSpider12]

So I downloaded the latest 3.1.1 dlss file from TechPowerUp, pasted in the game's folder (Modern Warfare 2019 - quite an old game), pasted the dlsstweaks.ini and dxgi.dll also, edited the dlsstweaks.ini (ForceDLAA = true, OverrideDlssHud = 1) and then launched the game, enabled dlss under game's settings, but I saw no indication that the game was running in DLAA mode. If I exit the game then I see a log file named dlsstweaks, but it's empty inside. So is DLAA working? Why does the command line OverrideDlssHud = 1 not seem to do anything?

[emoose]

Sorry for late response, the latest 3.1.1 (3.1.1v2) changed some things which broke how OverrideDlssHud worked, maybe try the build at #44 (comment), should hopefully work better.

[TheSpider12]

Sorry for late response, the latest 3.1.1 (3.1.1v2) changed some things which broke how OverrideDlssHud worked, maybe try the build at #44 (comment), should hopefully work better.

By 3.1.1v2 you mean this one: 3.1.1 Feb 12th (February 22nd, 2023) from Atomic Heart?

Actually the dev dlss file didn't work either. I realize Modern Warfare 2019, being an always online game, replaces the new dlss file with its own every time it is launched, so it doesn't matter which version of dlss file is put in the game folder - they will be replaced anyway. But even so, DLAA should still work right? Yet I see no debug hud in-game. It works fine for Shadow of Tomb Raider.

By the way, does dlsstweaks work with games that have dlss 1.0, e.g. Battlefield V?