I know people have mentioned this before, but on the new Juno 2.2 system it seems worse. I have been running my 700 part Sparrow 3 on the old Juno System at a constant 144fps when I had the limiter on. It got up to 200-300 without the limiter. With the new Juno system, it became closer to 70-80 fps. With the newest update and the Juno 2.2 system, it is 50-60 fps. I am not complaining about this, if I wanted higher fps I would not play on high settings. I am just wondering why it is happening.
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2,073 Teague3.8 years ago
@JSO18 that could be it. I believe you can change the texture quality of structures through planet editor. That way it doesn’t attempt to load all of them at such high resolutions...
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3,664 JSO183.8 years ago
@Teague besides the ambient occlusion, no. I tried turning it off and I still had performance issues. I think it was to do with the complex launch site or just having so many more planets/moons.
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2,073 Teague3.8 years ago
@JSO18 hmm, weird. Do you think it might’ve changed some settings up when you updated?
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3,664 JSO183.8 years ago
@Teague Yeah I have a laptop too. I am happy with any FPS above 20 after coming from playing on a phone and an iPad. It is just strange to me how much my performance was impacted by the new solar system. I have not changed any settings and yet my FPS went down by almost 100.
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2,073 Teague3.8 years ago
Here I am happy when I get 30-40 FPS on my laptop... lol. I could probably use an actual pc, but money and time are things I lack rn. Haha
I haven’t noticed a huge difference though. Some with high part counts, and when I’m around structures, but overall it hasn’t been too bad.
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4,796 TweedleAerospace3.8 years ago
Same. I sometimes am crashing so bad that my iPhone 11 has turned completely off.
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@Tweedle_Aerospace yep