Your textures are too high resolution. You're only allowed to use a total texture "size" of 5,000,000 pixels and you're currently using 15,000,000 pixels.
You need to either use lower resolution textures or reuse textures by tiling them when appropriate.
You need to either use lower resolution textures or reuse textures by tiling them when appropriate.
The API version it's using might be deprecated by Discord?
Somewhat related to the title is that Oculus is due to deprecate their Oculus API in favour of OpenXR starting at the end of August.
OpenXR was recently added to iRacing and has brought some interesting improvements. One of which is WMR headsets (HP Reverb G2) no longer need to use SteamVR which improves performance.
Additionally Valve does provide an OpenXR runtime for SteamVR devices and other devices like PiMax have community built (but dev supported via hardware) OpenXR runtimes under development.
It's definitely "the future" for VR headsets and will let developers target a single VR API rather than needing to support multiple APIs.
OpenXR was recently added to iRacing and has brought some interesting improvements. One of which is WMR headsets (HP Reverb G2) no longer need to use SteamVR which improves performance.
Additionally Valve does provide an OpenXR runtime for SteamVR devices and other devices like PiMax have community built (but dev supported via hardware) OpenXR runtimes under development.
It's definitely "the future" for VR headsets and will let developers target a single VR API rather than needing to support multiple APIs.
A i7-4770 is somewhat old but not completely useless. Would be quad core and hyperthreaded. I had one with a 1660Ti and it was ok in VR but not ideal. A 1060 will definitely be on the lower capabilities of VR. I'm pretty sure I was usually at like 45FPS on my CV1 at certain points (it was a long time ago that I seriously ran LFS in VR outside of random hotlaps).
In real life each team has different wheel designs. Heck the Williams doesn't even have a screen on the wheel.
ASW only kicks in if your PC can't hit 90FPS so clearly your PC can't hit 90FPS.
LFS is also only single threaded so yes your CPU might only be 20% but that might still be 100% of a single core.
Yeah exccept it's not missed frames, it's just LFS physics being out of sync with the HMD refresh rate.
I mean an Apple Watch has the power to do it. Software compatibility is the impossible part.
https://www.lfs.net/forum/post/2190#post2190
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It can't work on the Apple Silicon based Macs.
For Intel Macs, there's a "Bootcamp Installer" app in /Applications/Utilities which then you select a Windows ISO, it partitions your HD based on what you select and then installs Windows. Once you reboot into Windows, the drivers are already there and ready to be installed.
Crossover shoudl work because it does 32=>64 bit conversion. But Wine itself doesn't ship these (unless Crossover has also provided them to Wine).
I did get LFS working in Wine but performacne was very bad. Disabling sound helped but it took me some coaxing just to ge tpast the loading black screen (I forget what I did to fix it).
Everyone would have different physics and I'm sure someone would figure out the "optimal" rate and find a way to throttle LFS process to hit that rate.
You cannot host your own LFS servers anymore. You must use LFS' hosting.
I mean it's not unreasonable to ask Scawen to build in some kind of limiter to prevent sounds that could cause damage.
Based on this https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/SpeedTest/141841/IntelR-PentiumR-CPU--N3710----160GHz it's almost one of the worst CPUs benchmarked. Only like 60 or so from last.
There are 10+ year old CPUs that are more performant.
Randomly generated street circuits aren't _good_ content. Sure it'd be infinitely more tracks but few of them would be good.
SteamOS. Windows so far has just been for iRacing which also runs at 80-100 FPS at Catalyuna.
It's definitely a tale of 2 (or 3) devices. When it works (and it does work 95% of the time) it's fantastic. When it doesn't work it feels clumsy. For instance I spent the better part of 2-3 hours debugging why my games wouldn't launch before realizing that somehow one of the runtime parts got corrupt. Had to go and delete it and get Steam to redownload it and then everything worked well. With another game, for whatever reason, it got corrupted both times during download and it took me tons of troubleshooting to realize that I just needed to verify game data and then it worked.
On the bright side too it does run Windows really well with official (but unsupported by Valve) drivers. So for games that don't work in Linux because of Anti-cheat (iRacing in my case) you can always create a SD card with Windows on it and dual boot. This also gives a bit of reassurance that if the SteamOS experience isn't good enough or Valve abandons it that you're still in a state where it can just be a portable PC.
I'm glad I got my reservation when I got it becuase it's nice to have for the past week. Wish I just had more free time to actually play games with it rather than somewhat proof of concept all my usecases for it.
Unlocked FPS with full AI I'm about 150-200 FPS at Westhill.
Not too bad for a handheld.
Not too bad for a handheld.
What's there for LFS to improve? LFS has its data exposed. If Simhub is trying to run LFS incorrectly that's up to SimHub to fix.
The error message suggests it's trying to exec LFS.exe without setting the current directory to be the LFS directory which will cause issues as LFS won't load assets properly.
The error message suggests it's trying to exec LFS.exe without setting the current directory to be the LFS directory which will cause issues as LFS won't load assets properly.
60 FPS lock enabled for everything. I'm sure if I disabled that I'd hit the LFS default 100FPS lock.
60 lock is interesting because of how little power it consumes. Only 9W of power draw gives about 4-5 hours of play. There's also a way to set the display to 40hz which is another way to save even more power without overly affecting game smoothness (as 40hz is basically perfectly in the middle of 30 and 60 for frame timing).
Somehow I doubt Scawen who has had a fairly environmentalist stance on things would accept crypto which wastes an incredible amount of energy and resources, especially when compared to the number of transactions it actually processes.
It's almost like the countries being banned from participating in financial transactions is for a reason.
Crypto is never a solution because the overhead and environmental for a single transaction is so great. Right now you'd pay about $40-50 USD in fees for a $50 USD transaction to buy LFS S3.
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