By Anonymous ![[br]](/mwf/flags/br.png "Brazil")
Date 2015-09-01 13:04
I don't Know if is possible to Improve performance, but the game are very slow for particles and effect.
O the first mission when the plane start attack the FPS go down.
If i use three "Gravity Gem" in the same time, the FPS go down.
If there are more then 10 flames object on the screem the FPS go down.
This can be a big problem on future.
If the basic game are very slow... The modded will be very, very slow.
It is not a critic, but a idea to be implemented by developers.
Go to see "Starbound", it is a great game but the performance is horrible. Another game, "Stronghold Cruzader 2", the performance is horrible.
I don't want to see openclonk in the same trail.
O the first mission when the plane start attack the FPS go down.
If i use three "Gravity Gem" in the same time, the FPS go down.
If there are more then 10 flames object on the screem the FPS go down.
This can be a big problem on future.
If the basic game are very slow... The modded will be very, very slow.
It is not a critic, but a idea to be implemented by developers.
Go to see "Starbound", it is a great game but the performance is horrible. Another game, "Stronghold Cruzader 2", the performance is horrible.
I don't want to see openclonk in the same trail.
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By Anonymous
Date 2015-09-01 14:03
I have a notebook
Intel® Core™ i7-5500U
Windows 8.1, de 64-bits
8GB RAM, Single Channel, DDR3, 1600MHz
NVIDIA® GeForce® 830M 2GB dedicated
I can run this games without problem:
- Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor
- dark souls 2
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Intel® Core™ i7-5500U
Windows 8.1, de 64-bits
8GB RAM, Single Channel, DDR3, 1600MHz
NVIDIA® GeForce® 830M 2GB dedicated
I can run this games without problem:
- Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor
- dark souls 2
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Can you make sure the NVIDIA GPU is used by uploading a log file, can be found the application data somewhere.
Mh, yes, that sounds good :)What Maikel said: you probably have two graphics cards that can be switched somehow. The OpenClonk log file (in %APPDATA%/roaming/OpenClonk/OpenClonk.log) should contain a line at the top that says which graphic card is used. Maybe the onboard card is used for OpenClonk?
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Yes, you're almost certainly running it on the wrong GPU.Maybe we should just link DirectX into our windows builds again to force these stupid Optimus drivers to use the correct GPU?
http://developer.download.nvidia.com/devzone/devcenter/gamegraphics/files/OptimusRenderingPolicies.pdf
Starting with the Release 302 drivers, appl
ication developers can direct the Optimus
driver at runtime to use the High Performanc
e Graphics to render any application–even
those applications for which there is no existi
ng application profile. They can do this by
exporting a global variable named
NvOptimusEnablement
. The Optimus driver looks for
the existence and value of the export. Only th
e LSB of the DWORD matters at this time. A
value of
0x00000001
indicates that rendering should be performed using High
Performance Graphics. A value of
0x00000000
indicates that this method should be
ignored.
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