gentlemen, I would like to know if I got a good balance of scenery to fps..thank you for your time
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gentlemen, I would like to know if I got a good balance of scenery to fps..thank you for your time
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First of all, the scenery is awesome...nice attention to detail. The only thing I can fault is those terrible flat shrubs. (Enocell made extensive use of them also.)I'm not having a problem with frame rates at all...smooth as silk. (P4 1.6Mhz, GeForce4 4600ti 128DDR, 512MB RAM)Bill
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LAST EDITED ON Apr-27-03 AT 06:16 PM (EDT)
I'm running it with small error which were fixable (missing .aces from USA2). I too agree, great detail and all. My one problem ( I hate to say anything bad because he has worked so hard ) the curves seem tight in spots. Did I read right this is to link up with the Usa_NJC? Great job!
Mike
Charter member until stopped using my full name
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LAST EDITED ON Apr-27-03 AT 07:11 PM (EDT)
Clen,
Nice improvement over the last beta. I downloaded the complete in one file. Went smooth. In the post above mine mike states some really sharp curves, this prevents using any trains of length.FPS was between 14 & 40. all sliders wide open. Follow Reading combo coach 799 (battery fitted) enjoying a Sunday run down some of the abandoned trackage. My Computer specs are in my profile
Mike
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Thanks Mmike, I fixed the curves and will update it in library by Tuesday, also added more abandon trackage, removed overcrowning bushline and the bush on the track and few other things, total fix 16megs
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LAST EDITED ON Apr-27-03 AT 10:35 PM (EDT)
Clen,
Gettin' better by the mega byte. This route has great potential for freight activities. Are you listening Kevin? My Computer specs are in my profile
Mike
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