Always gotta love Caravan Palace.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIJX6mKk6rY
B-B-B-BLAST FROM THE PAST
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| In-game Sensitivity | 3.5 |
| Windows Sensitivity | 6/11 |
| Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
1100 |
Resolution |
1920x1080 |
Refresh Rate |
144hz |
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| Mouse | Logitech G503 |
| Keyboard | Pok3r |
| Mousepad | Steelseries QcK |
| Headphones | HyperX Cloud Stinger |
| Monitor | ASUS VG248QE |
Always gotta love Caravan Palace.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIJX6mKk6rY
B-B-B-BLAST FROM THE PAST
Fogflatlinedrag your hud folder on the vpk.exe in the Team Fortress 2/bin directory. Make sure that your font files are out of your hud folder and into another folder (like tf/custom/fonts/resource/<font files here> or tf/custom/fonts/resource/fonts/<font files here> before you do it as steampipe VPK files don't like font filesFogThe second part would be how TF2 deals with custom content. The way it works is that it'll load what's needed when it's needed. This means for HUDs that they'll load the specific parts of the hud when brought up like scoreboards and the like. I've found that the best way to avoid stuff like this is to pack them in VPK files (without the fonts as VPK does not handle fonts, you'll need to have them in a custom folder per normal install.)Ah, so it's a steampipe issue?
Also, the scoreboard drops my fps whenever it's brought up for the first time.
How would I pack my hud into a vpk file?
Like, my entire custom folder or just the resource/scripts/sound ones separately?
FogThe second part would be how TF2 deals with custom content. The way it works is that it'll load what's needed when it's needed. This means for HUDs that they'll load the specific parts of the hud when brought up like scoreboards and the like. I've found that the best way to avoid stuff like this is to pack them in VPK files (without the fonts as VPK does not handle fonts, you'll need to have them in a custom folder per normal install.)
Ah, so it's a steampipe issue?
Also, the scoreboard drops my fps whenever it's brought up for the first time.
How would I pack my hud into a vpk file?
Bump. Edited the main post with other problems I'm having.
Well, I don't think it's solely a tf2 related problem as I get slight stutter in games like Fez as well. Plus, I didn't have these problems the first time I had Win8
Well, that's for Assassin's Creed 3, I don't think it'd help.
Well, going into fullscreen seems to have fixed it, but are you absolutely sure there's no way to disable the vsync?
street hoops finally on the fucking map
fun fun fun
So recently I switched (back to) windows 8 and I've been getting some stutters recently. I get good fps and it doesn't seem like the number physically drops (to anything under 60 anyway). I've tried most of the things people say - multicore rendering, fps configs, etc--and nothing works.
I'm also getting stuff like freezing upon opening the scoreboard (only for a split second though), stutter on the item menus, and a small freeze whenever I open the Engineer's build menu.
All drivers are updated.
here's a speccy in case you need it:
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street hoops street hoops street hoops street hoops
Bowswer "get leftied" 5
I picked it up the day after it went f2p. Entered a Turbine server as sniper, died, got a huntsman drop and immediately got a headshot on a jumping scout.
Good times.
I've been playing Fez recently, really like it.
jay from ifa
forever a bro