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Regensburg Ingolstadt.
Regensburg Passau.
Regensburg gibts dreimal.
Regensburg Nürnberg.
Regensburg Ingolstadt.
Regensburg Passau.
Freeware project? If so, this belongs in the Projekte part of the forum.
On my new pc, i7 12400kf, 32gbram, Rtx3060 ti, i must say that i hardly see the need for vulcan. Everything, even the diffucult stations like Basel or Frankfurt run better than the easiest sections did on my old pc. That even on full fxaa and anitroscopic settings.
Anyway. I’ve bought a capture card. No more problems with flickering overlays.
Gsonz Shadowplay can’t record overlays like ts-telemetry in fullscreen mode. It is a known issue with all such overlays and shadowplay. The overlay will flicker on the recording.
Hi there. I want to record some overlays in my TSC videos, and this is only possible in borderless mode (or at least this is true for nvidia shadowplay). But when i switch to borderless it looks different to fullscreen. Borderless is more bright, and it looks like the fxaa settings are lower.
As a curiosity, i have some routes that crash to OOM error in in borderless, but not in full screen mode.
It’s almost as if fullscreen uses the nvidia graphics, while borderless do not. I know that might not be true, but it feels like it. I know for sure tsc runs from the nvidia card in fullscreen mode as i am able to run full anisotropic and full fxaa settings and still have good fps. TSC is also set to use the nvidia card in the graphics settings.
Has anyone else experienced this? Any solutions?
EDIT: Never mind. I’ve bought a capture card instead. Problem solved.
I am amazed at how much faster it is at everyting. Scenarios that usually took 5 minutes to load, takes 20sec.
For RSSLO I know these two files for the questionable "copy protection":
C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\Windows Photo Viewer\en-US\INET98TEST.dll
Strange. I don’t have that one on my old system.
Hinterwaeldler RSSLO kopierschutz.
I’ve ordered a new pc (arriving 22. december). Since it would litterally take an enormous amount of time to install everything from new and then install the huge amount of freeware/mods, will this work: Install steam on the new pc. Point steam to the new d drive on the new pc. Then copy over my railworks folder from my latest backup.
Will this cause problems with third party addons? I am particularly thinking about RSSLO products not bought on Steam, since i’ve heard they have deep copyprotection scripts.
What are your experiences, many of you must have been in the same situation.
Good news. The old lady has life in her yet ![]()
SÜWEX I think it’s worth noting that this is the first time in years they are being specific in regards to possible core updates.
I ended up bying this from new.
Vielen dank jhz37
jhz37 How about the Z-490 i motherboard?
I have an offer on a used machine with an i9 10900k cpu/motherboard combi. 32gb ddr4 ram
850w powersupply
Watercooled.
Only 1 1/2 years old.
Is the i7 11700k recommended for TSC?
Boeing1125 Quick Drives are handled just like any other scenario. It creates a file that can be exported via the Utilities app. But be aware that since it’s a new freeware route, you will not have any AI traffic on the route unless you also know how to make preloads, and how to export these as well.
Boeing1125 Sorry to be so brief, but i am extremely busy today. You are wrong on your assumptions. I’ll see if i get a couple of minutes later today to explain how it is done.
Looks like there is no info on what train sequrity systems will be included. (Pzb, zub, etcs….)