Erik Hofman wrote:
Eric Brasseur wrote:
When the simulation starts I get 15 FPS which is normal on that PC.
Once I circuit and turn towards the open sea, the frame rate drops
suddenly to 3 FPS, which is quite harder to pilot. Turning the plane
back towards plain land restores the frame rate but only after
several seconds (maybe this is not a matter of time but of what's
displayed). I didn't ask for random objects, 3D clouds or any such
special features.
This is probably becuase your hardware can't handle the high number of
*static* scenery objects in down-town Wan Fransisco (near the bay
bridge). You could try to limit this effect a bit by specifying:
-prop:/sim/rendering/static-lod/detailed=500
--prop:/sim/rendering/static-lod/rough=5000
--prop:/sim/rendering/static-lod/bare=15000
I found no way to add these parameters to the command line. The Windows
Me MS-DOS window did not allow me to type more than two lines of text
for a command.
The best solution I found is to fly using a little 800x600 window. I
still get FPS freezes but very short, merely hickups. Also they don't
occur at the same place neither heading the same direction.
Eric
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