04-13-2004, 01:50 PM
"Not sure were to check fps values though to actually compare what I have."
In order to display your FPS, hit CTL-R. The FPS should display in yellow text in the bottom center of the screen, about where your your experience meter is.
Note: That FPS reading is in realtime, and can fluctuate dramatically, depending on what is going on in the screen.
One question for you... once you are able to see your frame rate, what's the lowest it goes when you're riding a griffin, and at what angle is your viewpoint from?
Since my FPS generally sucks, I will look straight down, which will help the viewpoint. But for the sake of my system, is there a way to skip actually "seeing" the flight from one point to another? Does anyone think that might be something that people would be interested in having the option to see or not? That way, people that don't have the "uber" systems, can get from one point to another without the video issues associated with the game so far, but you can also have the option to see the flight and be able to look around for future exploration...
Just another thought.... :-)
SaxyCorp
In order to display your FPS, hit CTL-R. The FPS should display in yellow text in the bottom center of the screen, about where your your experience meter is.
Note: That FPS reading is in realtime, and can fluctuate dramatically, depending on what is going on in the screen.
One question for you... once you are able to see your frame rate, what's the lowest it goes when you're riding a griffin, and at what angle is your viewpoint from?
Since my FPS generally sucks, I will look straight down, which will help the viewpoint. But for the sake of my system, is there a way to skip actually "seeing" the flight from one point to another? Does anyone think that might be something that people would be interested in having the option to see or not? That way, people that don't have the "uber" systems, can get from one point to another without the video issues associated with the game so far, but you can also have the option to see the flight and be able to look around for future exploration...
Just another thought.... :-)
SaxyCorp