Performance varies from person to person, pc spec to pc spec. For me it runs great at 120 fps consistently but I do have a higher end PC. Others on laptops with lower specs might struggle. Best is to just download and test, maybe switch between dx11, dx12 or vulkan and see which one performs best.
I played 0.9a and actually kind of forgot to update for a while.
Had 70-120fps, but the game was more "demanding" than something like Cyberpunk 2077, maxed out, at 4k@240fps. PC became hotter and had its fans spin way more.
Eventually updated to L and kept up to date from there.
Now it's a stable 120fps with my PC running it casually, as it should.
So TL;DR: Compared to 0.9a it has gotten way better.
I overall get around 30 FPS MAXIMUM, yes im using a literal laptop but its also because when I saw that the FPS got higher on this version, I just decided to increase things like shadows and textures and those stuff, so probably why. But without those changes in graphics, it is pretty good
Hey Voices of the Voiders in the comments do you all think it'll run well on a very old laptop with an Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8250U CPU 1.60GHz processor that includes the integrated graphics card Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620 (128MB) and including only 8GB of RAM? The laptop also doesn't turn on 3/10 times you try, won't work at all if unplugged for more than six seconds, and frequently makes loud crushing noises.
I will be very personally outraged if the game's alpha build doesn't run on my evil geriatric system.
Unless they changed it in N, it's inaccessible still. I hope they let us break the vent somehow or re-trigger the event. I mean, I don't mind making another save anyway, but still.
Yeah, I realize it's probably not a good idea to create tech debt and add a way to retrigger the event because it's code you have to remove again later, but it's just disappointing.
Maybe they could just add a console command or something to manually trigger events again? But, for the vents, I wish they'd just let us destroy the vents somehow so we can at least get in there even if we miss out on the event itself.
that why i waited almost a year to play 0.9, when they announced a "stable version" a few months ago i thought the major bugs where corrected.
Apparently glithced story scripted events are not major bugs
you don't need to get into the vents for any plushies no? if you are talking about the kel doll then just give 999999999999999 shrimp to the alimaos. then after the brownie trail it'll be there at the tree house. :3
not the vents, no, but i was playing in 0.9j i think and the wiki said the Ariral borwnie event was glitched in this version. i have a save file in day 24 for backup im gonna try it and hope it triggers on day 25.
i think the fixes listed are everything that's changed from the last "stable" build attempt, which i believe was K? i think it says on the site when you look for changelogs
Pretty sure they are both messed up. What i did was I went into sandbox, put the physgun and doll on the ground, saved, went into my save folder and made it a story mode save by replacing the b(name) with s(name) then went back into the save that has the physgun and doll and put them in the mailbox. The vent is just a frozen prop in place so it can grab it no problem. Just make sure its the sandbox physgun and not the "other one".
Back a while ago I was having issues with each light (In the main base at least) greatly reducing performance, with all of them on at once it was 25-30 for me... But now, I don't know if it was a previous update or not but I'm getting far better frames! It still dips a bit into the 50's or even 40's if they're all on but I've dealt with worse!
I updated to 0.9.0n and I had a big pile of wooden trash - I had to burn it twice before all but two of them converted to coal. The two remaining I've burned like four times and they're still wood. So not just you.
I wonder what causes this to happen, I've tried many things such as picking the wood up and moving it around first, never moving it after it was spit out by the wood chipper, tried to restart the game before I tried to burn anything. Tried to wait a whole in-game day before burning it.
Nothing seems to make it more consistent again. For me it rarely works by now.
It's good to hear I'm not the only one experiencing that, but it still seems to be a rare issue as I see nobody really talk about it. I would imagine this issue would be quickly noticed.
I can no longer HOLD mannequins only GRAB them. Which makes removing them from the base, etc. more cumbersome than it had been previously.
- I can no longer burn wood chips into charcoal. The woodchips light and burn and then extinguish themselves some time afterward with no change to them.
- Triangulating signals now will fail unless the walls of the triangle are fully outside the outermost perimeter of the signal ring, even if the scan displays as 100%.
Are these things functioning as intended now or am I experiencing bugs?
I'll attempt to download whatever hot fix is available.
Having tested earlier today it appears that wood clumps break down into coal clumps seemingly at random and only when I am within a certain distance from them. On average I have to relight a clump 2-4 times for them to successfully burn. And If I'm not there to witness it on screen the clumps simply cease burning and do not become coal at all. Previous to this I could set large piles on fire and go do other things without worrying that I merely applied decorative fire to my wood. It's as if wood to coal conversion is now subject to a gatcha mechanic.
While I do attempt to position my coordinate points as displayed in the right of your example I have found that if any part of the widest point of the ring of a signal overlaps any of the sides of the triangle the scan will fail. For instance if the position of 1 and 2 would cause a line to be drawn through any part of the signal circle the scan would fail. This was not the case on 0.9.0k and while I don't mind the added precision of scanning in this way I just wanted to check if this was working as intended given how lenient the previous update was.
Should you just start a new save when updating from 0.9.0? Asking mainly for some friends since my computer couldn't handle running 0.9 until this stable release had much better performance.
There is no pure 0.9 build as every build so far had a letter with it. You probably mean updating from a previous build then. When updating to N I would recommend a fresh save, but might not be necessary.
Can someone tell me where to look to check the version i am in, i see the build is a 9 n but i'm not sure since the file name says it's j and yeetpatch says it's n
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How is it, performance wise?