UI Ambiguity: Game-specific "DLSS Preset" displays "Default" when inheriting Global Preset
Describe the bug
There is a terminology conflict between the Global Settings and the Game Specific Settings regarding the term "Default."
Currently, if a user sets a specific Global Preset (e.g., "Always use latest"), the individual game view displays the current selection as "Default." This is confusing because "Default" is also a selectable option within the Global Settings dropdown (where it implies the game's original/native preset).
Users cannot distinguish if the game is set to "Inherit Global Setting" or if it is set to the "Game Original Default."
Steps To Reproduce
- Navigate to the Settings page.
- Under DLSS Options -> Global preset, select an option other than "Default" (e.g., select "Always use latest" or "Preset A").
- Navigate to the Games library view.
- Select any game to open its settings modal.
- Observe the DLSS Preset dropdown.
Expected behavior
The Game Specific dropdown should clearly indicate that it is inheriting the Global setting.
- Ideally: The dropdown should display Global (Always use latest) or simply Use Global Setting.
- Alternatively: The term "Default" should be reserved strictly for the game's native configuration, and the option to follow the app's global rules should be named differently.
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Additional context
Actual Behavior:
The dropdown displays Default. This forces the user to guess whether "Default" means:
- "Use the setting defined in the Global Settings tab."
- "Ignore Global Settings and use the Game's original default."
DLSS Swapper version
1.2.3.0
Windows version
25H2 26200.7462
Source: beeradmoore/dlss-swapper