Hello,

I have an idea in mind for a project. I'd like players to enjoy Touhou at higher refresh rates without changing the actual gameplay speed.

At the moment, increasing or decreasing the FPS in Touhou games also affects the speed of the simulation. So I thought: what is we increase the FPS to, say, 144, and then give the game's update loop a fake time delta that would keep the simulation speed similar to the original one?

For example, assume that the normal time delta in Touhou is 1 for 60FPS. If we raise the FPS to 144, I'd like the time delta to become 0.416 (60 / 144). The game engine currently doesn't do this, and the time delta is always 1 regardless of the FPS.

Do you think twinject could be used to detect and change these values? I'm an experienced C++ developer but I have almost no experience in reverse engineering.