No Man's Sky Experimental Patch Includes 21:9 Support, More Fixes

A new patch has released for No Man’s Sky on the Steam experimental branch bringing with it 21:9 support and additional fixes.

• Fixed a significant number of crashes and functionality issues with fleets and freighters in multiplayer.

• Added support for correctly scaling the HUD and other visual elements for 4K.

• Added support for correctly scaling the HUD and other visual elements when using alternative aspect ratios such as 21:9.

• Added the ability to customise your HUD scale.

• Added support for custom resolution scaling when playing in borderless mode.

Performance optimizations are also offered,

• Replaced the previous HBAO implementation with a newer and higher-quality temporal AO solution.

• Introduced a number of significant CPU optimisations.

• Improved the management of graphics memory pools.

• Introduced a number of memory optimisations for Xbox 1.

• Optimised the memory usage of interaction dialogue.

• Applied a series of optimisations to water rendering.

• Introduced a number of smaller general optimisations.

• Upgraded OpenVR to the latest release.

• Fixed a number of minor LODing issues.

Object fixes are also included,

• Fixed an issue that caused friend's bases to be named incorrectly.

• Fixed a number of issues where the visuals and animations of base parts did not accurately reflect their power status.

• Reduced the intensity of the glow on Light Boxes.

• Fixed a number of collision issues with base parts.

• Fixed an issue that caused a red debug box to be visible in underwater crashed ship scenes.

• Fixed an issue that could cause distress beacons to be spawned inside some large crashed ships.

• Added the full description of a base part to the Build Menu popup.

• Added a preview of a base part's power usage to the Build Menu popup.

• Fixed a number of small visual issues with base parts.

• Improved the camera on the Battery interaction.

• Added audio to the Battery and Biofuel Reactor.

• Added audio to the Sphere Creator.

• Improved the audio when placing wires.

• Added audio when physically interacting with the UI in VR.

• Balanced the volume of the doors on the Space Anomaly.

• Added audio when switching sub-inventories.

Check out the full patch notes here.