| Re: FPS Drop/Game Stutter at beginning of new levels [message #488669 is a reply to message #488294] |
Wed, 16 July 2014 17:47   |
XPiRX
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@StealthEye - Don't know why after deleting said files it wouldn't stop stuttering, it's also on an SSD which should have minimal access/write time.
Does scripts 3.4 write log files? I don't recall seeing any and I had no stuttering while testing with that version. Doesn't really make sense that accessing/writing to a log file would cause such an issue though. When I tested on a HDD, the stuttering got worse(longer), and the log files would of still been on the SSD since they're in documents folder on the SSD. Leads me to believe it doesn't have to do with accessing the log files itself and more to do with loading of data from the install directory.
@Ethenal Yes I have used it before, I didn't even think about that program until you mentioned it, I will give that a go.
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| Re: FPS Drop/Game Stutter at beginning of new levels [message #488673 is a reply to message #488670] |
Wed, 16 July 2014 19:03 |
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No it does not. It's just one of the errors I see pop up frequently when I get a stutter, it pops up other times when a stutter does not happen though, same with the other errors. It may be unrelated because there are often other errors that come with the ShatterPlanes1 error usually. Those errors are just the most common I see occur when a stutter occurs. The null and blank '' errors I get are only when a stutter occurs, I have yet to see them get logged without a stutter happening.
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| Re: FPS Drop/Game Stutter at beginning of new levels [message #488782 is a reply to message #488294] |
Fri, 25 July 2014 15:50 |
XPiRX
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Figured out a solution to the problem. Delete the \Documents\Renegade\Client folder and re-install scripts 4. Deleting the client folder without re-installing didn't fix the issue, neither does just re-installing scripts. Doing both however does seem to fix the stuttering for a while until it comes back, then I just repeat those steps and its gone.
This method has worked twice now, hopefully it keeps working.
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| Re: FPS Drop/Game Stutter at beginning of new levels [message #488955 is a reply to message #488294] |
Wed, 06 August 2014 06:12 |
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Perhaps try backing up your Client folder after a clean install. Then, when you get the issue, backup the bad Client folder too. Then put back the "clean" folder, and see if the problem disappears. Put back the "bad" folder and see if the problem reappears. If that's the case, try mixing the folders to find the file(s) that are really causing the issue.
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Stutters are at several 10ms resolution, bad disk access patterns may not be too far from that. I'm just saying it shouldn't be excluded completely, I'm not saying it is most likely the cause.
