May 4, 201115 yr Hi there!Can someone be nice enough to provide a copy of the FPS External Limiter?The link on rapidshare seems to be useless.Thanks! Ross Thomson. Intel i7 @ 4.2 Ghz | 10GB DDR3 Corsair | GTX 460 | 600W OCZ | Windows 7 Ultimate 64x. Email me
May 4, 201115 yr This link worked for me.http://www.vaafse.org/simskunkworks/...imiter_0.2.rarCharlie - KSBP Charlie FelixIntel Core i7 7700k @ 4.8 GHZ OC, Gigabyte Z270x G7 mother board, 32GB DDR4/2666, 1000 Watt power supply, GTX 1080i-11GB, 512GB & 1TB SSDs, 2TB HDD, Windows 10 Pro (64-bit)
May 5, 201115 yr Author It's freeware man. Chill.And thanks Alex. Ross Thomson. Intel i7 @ 4.2 Ghz | 10GB DDR3 Corsair | GTX 460 | 600W OCZ | Windows 7 Ultimate 64x. Email me
May 5, 201115 yr I've been using a tool by Kegety called D3D Antilag."Helps reduce input latency (mainly mouse lag) in Direct3D 9 games by limiting the amount of frames rendered ahead. Can also limit the framerate."Here is the download page:D3D antilag v1.01 Jon Preston
May 5, 201115 yr Author Can this run with the lmiter? Or Independent? Ross Thomson. Intel i7 @ 4.2 Ghz | 10GB DDR3 Corsair | GTX 460 | 600W OCZ | Windows 7 Ultimate 64x. Email me
May 6, 201115 yr Commercial Member I've been using a tool by Kegety called D3D Antilag."Helps reduce input latency (mainly mouse lag) in Direct3D 9 games by limiting the amount of frames rendered ahead. Can also limit the framerate."Here is the download page:D3D antilag v1.01 I like this one a lot better than the FPS Limiter 0.2 one. It doesn't require you to launch the sim through an external bat file or anything. You just set the input latency part of it to 0 and use the other part to set the framerate.The one downside here is that you can't use this with the ENB Series HDR mod. They both use the same method of hooking the system's Direct3D library through a d3d9.dll in the FSX folder, so you can only run one at a time. Ryan MaziarzFor fastest support, please submit a ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com
May 6, 201115 yr Ryan,I've been using the D3D antilag also and noticed that whatever frame rate I specify in the config file(e.g., 30), I get half of that in FSX when I undock any panel. Have you noticed that?Thanks,Stacey Stacey Weaver Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit Intel Core i7 875K, 2.93GHz (OC 3.6GHz) 8GB DDR3 1600 30GB 2.5" SATA MLC-SSD (Main Boot Up Drive), 1TB (1 x 1TB) SATA-II 3.0Gb/s 7200RPM HDD, 128GB SSD dedicated for FSX NVIDIA GeForce GTX 465 1GB PCI-Express Asetek 120mm Liquid Cooling System 2 x ASUS 24" Widescreen HD LCD Monitor DVI CH Yoke, Pedals, Throttle Quadrant
May 6, 201115 yr No, it's not.Oops, i thought I heard about a payware limiter somewhere, and I thought it was this one here handed out free. Thanks, Kevin L
May 22, 201115 yr Author Ryan, what settings do you have on the antilag file?Thanks. Ross Thomson. Intel i7 @ 4.2 Ghz | 10GB DDR3 Corsair | GTX 460 | 600W OCZ | Windows 7 Ultimate 64x. Email me
May 22, 201115 yr Ryan,I've been using the D3D antilag also and noticed that whatever frame rate I specify in the config file(e.g., 30), I get half of that in FSX when I undock any panel. Have you noticed that?Thanks,StaceyYes that is the downfall to these fps limiters.JackColwill
June 19, 201114 yr I just installed this limiter, but I'm seeing no change at all. I installed both files (antilag.cfg and D3D9.dll) in the main FSX folder, so it's listed along with other .dll files, below the main folders (add on scenery, autogen, level-d, PMDG, etc). I changed the fps limit to 35, and have the render ahead limit at 1. Started FSX, made sure the frame rate slider is at "unlimited", but I'm still seeing default airport frame rates all over the place (default KDCA in a KingAir is 70, but jumping all over the place. And, I still get "stutters" when I take off and land. Any ideas how to fix this? Many thanks. Ron Priever
June 19, 201114 yr I like this one a lot better than the FPS Limiter 0.2 one. It doesn't require you to launch the sim through an external bat file or anything. You just set the input latency part of it to 0 and use the other part to set the framerate.The one downside here is that you can't use this with the ENB Series HDR mod. They both use the same method of hooking the system's Direct3D library through a d3d9.dll in the FSX folder, so you can only run one at a time.Hi,You can use ENB Series HDR mod and the Antilag FPS limiter at the same time by using the ENB series proxy facility: ENB series proxyJust rename the Antilag d3d9.dll to something like ad3d9.dll and include the following in your enbseries.ini file:EnableProxyLibrary=1ProxyLibrary=ad3d9.dllMaarten Maarten Boelens ([m][a:][R][t][ʏ][n]) Developer of SimLauncherX
June 19, 201114 yr Commercial Member Hi,You can use ENB Series HDR mod and the Antilag FPS limiter at the same time by using the ENB series proxy facility: ENB series proxyJust rename the Antilag d3d9.dll to something like ad3d9.dll and include the following in your enbseries.ini file:EnableProxyLibrary=1ProxyLibrary=ad3d9.dllMaartenHoly crap, I was not aware of that feature! Thanks!I just installed this limiter, but I'm seeing no change at all. I installed both files (antilag.cfg and D3D9.dll) in the main FSX folder, so it's listed along with other .dll files, below the main folders (add on scenery, autogen, level-d, PMDG, etc). I changed the fps limit to 35, and have the render ahead limit at 1. Started FSX, made sure the frame rate slider is at "unlimited", but I'm still seeing default airport frame rates all over the place (default KDCA in a KingAir is 70, but jumping all over the place. And, I still get "stutters" when I take off and land. Any ideas how to fix this? Many thanks.That's strange, it should always work provided those two files are in the root. Set render ahead limit = 0 btw too, you don't need that feature, it's for dealing with mouse lag in first person shooter games. Ryan MaziarzFor fastest support, please submit a ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com
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