TextureMaxLoad vs TEXTURE_MAX_LOAD

[Bigmack 29]

Where do you find an external frame rate limiter?

[MrSpeaker 122]

Where do you find an external frame rate limiter?

http://www.caveofdistraction.com/2009/07/2...d-other-titles/this is where I got it Bill

[Bigmack 29]

http://www.caveofdistraction.com/2009/07/2...d-other-titles/this is where I got it Bill

WOW Thank you very much. I tried it with my FSX fps set to unlimited and my FSX cfg to ******* recommandations, I was able to land my CS 757 at Aerosoft's Mega EDDF without a slide show. Everything was smoooth.

[dhwang 0]

JHepburn,

The bottom line is that they are really all just multipliers. It doesn't matter which one you change since it will change the formula in the same way...Realistically, what matters is that you change the variable that affects your setup...meaning if you have unlimited frames, then don't change TBM. Thanks again for this.

I know what you mean, but my question is that will the two variables, ie., TextureMaxLoad and TEXTURE_BANDWIDTH_MULTIPLIER make differences? Let's say 4096 * 6 * 60 / 30 vs 4096 * 12 * 30 / 30Which one is better?

[JHepburn 0]

JHepburn,I know what you mean, but my question is that will the two variables, ie., TextureMaxLoad and TEXTURE_BANDWIDTH_MULTIPLIER make differences? Let's say 4096 * 6 * 60 / 30 vs 4096 * 12 * 30 / 30Which one is better?

Based on the information that ******* has posted, they should only be different if you're running unlimited framerates vs locked. The one HUGE caveat is that this assumes that these individual values drive no other calculation.This may be a try it and see scenario (with locked frames).