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Wuwa FPS

A simple cross platform script to max out your fps on every launch

This script is only tested on Linux, open an issue if you enounter issues. I have dualboot im just lazy SackboyYum

This script sets your fps to 120 before launching the game, on both Windows and Linux (through Steam with GE Proton (opensuse BTW))

It simply modifies the game's settings database before launching the game, since apparently it resets every time.
You won't have to do anything manually to play, but it DOES require some manual setup, the installer will guide you.

Installation

Linux

  1. Download install-wuwa-fps.sh
  2. Make it executable: chmod +x install-wuwa-fps.sh
  3. Run the installer with ./install-wuwa-fps.sh

Windows

  1. Download install-wuwa-fps.bat
  2. Right click and run as admin (adds wuwa-fps to PATH)

Then jsut follow the installer instructions

Requirements

Setup After Installation

  1. Right-click Wuthering Waves in Steam
  2. Select Properties
  3. In Launch Options, paste the path shown by the installer:
    /path/to/wuwa-fps.sh && %command%
    
    (The installer gives you the path to copy)

Alternative Usage

If you don't want to change your launch settings, you can also run the script manually before starting the game:

Safety

The script is completely safe, it only modifies settings files while game is still not open. No anticheat risk (for now) as it only updates the settings database.

Troubleshooting

Script not found: Make sure you restart your terminal/command prompt after installation

Permission errors: Try closing Steam when you install

Database not found: Make sure you've launched WuWa at least once, and that it's installed through Steam

Uninstalling

Quick Uninstall

Run this command to clean up the script's files:

The --rm flag will:

Manual Uninstall

In case you mess things up, this will remove the script COMPLETELY:

  1. Remove from Steam: Right click wuwa -> Properties -> Clear or change launch options
  2. Delete script files:
    • Linux: rm ~/.local/bin/wuwa-fps.sh
    • Windows: Delete %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\WuWa-FPS\ folder
  3. Clean PATH (optional):
    • Linux: Edit ~/.bashrc and remove the PATH export line
    • Windows: Remove from User Environment Variables in System Properties