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#391
09-14-2011, 07:20 AM
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folks, as it is clear now, that the stutters even appear on high end machines:
is there already a fix or guide to finally get rid of the stutters? I have 50fps avg over london and have stutters also when below 500 ft... I hope this issue is on the Prio 1 list
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#392
09-14-2011, 10:13 AM
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Most of the stuttering is apparently caused by the textures caching into memory when flying near buildings. Having a video card with more than 1GB of ram helps reduce this as it means it can cache more textures into the memory where its easily accessible for the video card.
Its possible that the new renderer will deal with this issue and possibly have a better way to stream and load textures in without causing the stuttering.
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#393
09-14-2011, 01:40 PM
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#394
09-14-2011, 04:01 PM
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So I just figured it out. I can have everything maxed but buildings and grass. Buildings are set to high and grass is off. With this I get around 40 fps over london and about 60 over the countryside. The grass is what was causing the low level stuttering. This to me is ridiculous because I don't think the game should be trying to render the grass when I am still a couple of hundred feet above the ground. I can't see the grass until I'm 50 feet or less. I think this just shows that Oleg has a lot more work to do on this engine before its where it's supposed to be.
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#397
09-14-2011, 06:22 PM
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If the plane stalls before it crashed into ground, the contrails stay visible.
 Uploaded with ImageShack.us ... and city texture is over the hill.... Last edited by PhilHL; 09-14-2011 at 06:25 PM.
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#398
09-14-2011, 06:55 PM
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Two bugs that I find REALLY annoying,
One, my aircraft slowly rotating on the ground hitting objects or revetments, and breaking off whole wings, tails etc... I'm sorry but airplanes do not weathervane while sitting on a grass field, my dad flies a 1/3 scale R/C Piper Cub on breezy days and it doesn't do this so a full size aircraft would not (unless it's blowing at 60kts and parked on concrete) fix this bug please, and for you trolls that think this is realistic a Spit weighs somewhere around 5000lbs and takes a considerable blast of propwash to get rolling so I doubt it's going to just roll around in the wind like a feather. Two, taxiing forward and with little to no forward motion tipping up on it's nose and striking the prop or after rollout one tap on the brakes resulting in a prop strike and ground loop, ...not very believable.
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#399
09-14-2011, 07:05 PM
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#400
09-14-2011, 10:22 PM
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Bf109 misery
#1. Fix this embarassement with the gunsight. Make it like the old IL2 where one can center the gunsight AND have full head movement.
You managed to change all the things (prop pitch switch, radiators switch, flaps switch) in order to make my life "realisticaly" miserable but this thing your team has been unwilling to fix. I am getting disgusted by this "selective" approach. The reality was that the pilot could see the gunsight through his right eye. #2. Make the prop pitch switch movement (up to increase, down to decrease) same for the Spitfire/ Hurricane AND the Bf109. Why do I have to learn to use the same switch in a REVERSE way if I fly Axis or Allied planes??? EDIT: I think this was fixed, nice  #3. Big stutters (1-2 seconds) during the game. Only since the beta patch. Very strange since practically the whole game is running from my RAMDISK. #4. The Bf109 flies reasonably well with half a wing cut off. With a little compensation (for the higher airlift of the left wing) I could fly this plane for hours and even (crash) land it. Dogfight capabilities were lousy though (as SSF_Karhu realised). In any case, obviously a bit overmodelled...  ~S~ Last edited by 335th_GRAthos; 09-19-2011 at 09:22 AM.
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