optimization of vam 2

[kretos]

I have i5-10400f and 3060ti. Yep, it runs 70fps. Other games run fine - comparable to web results. So I thought it's just that slow. Interesting.

 

[nerfthenebel]

On my 5800x3D @ nvme gen4 it starts for 10 minutes, and scenes are loading for 5 minutes each. I think they are kinda insane.

 

[woxa99]

Hey, I was just reminded that I did modify the Boot config file. I just used the info they had in the instructions on the overview page. I have no idea if that is right, but I don't recall seeing any real instructions on what all that meant. Here is what I used.

gfx-enable-gfx-jobs=1
gfx-enable-native-gfx-jobs=1
gfx-disable-mt-rendering=0
wait-for-native-debugger=0
gc-max-time-slice=3
job-worker-count=12
single-instance=1

so ive been fooling around and found something interesting, try adding to your boot cfg file ~vertex-compression=1 it helped speed my rendering up a decent bit, about 5-9 fps + over all

 

[kretos]

~vertex-comp

On my 5800x3D @ nvme gen4 it starts for 10 minutes, and scenes are loading for 5 minutes each. I think they are kinda insane.

Use var-browser...

var browser - Plugins + Scripts -

OpenSource:https://github.com/sFisherE/var_browser var browser help people who have massive var packages and take too long time to enter game. this plugin made on BepInEx. here is the steps(this is write by kretos,thanks) (all in VAM's game...

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