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| Posted: Sunday, March 29, 2009 at
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| I noticed the other day someone had posted something about "frame rate". My question is, what is frame rate? Is it something I can control and maybe make my game playing experience a little better? My curiosity got the best of me and i had to ask. |
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| Posted: Sunday, March 29, 2009 at
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its the frames per second on your screen,just like a movie,if the FPS are too low the game is not smooth,about 30fps is ok for TW08.
If you want to know who many FPS you get in the game you have to edit the TW.ini file( program files/EASports/TW/bin/Tw08.ini,right click on the .ini/edit and add the line
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close and save the change.when your playing a course press the "R" key and the FPS will show on the screen,press "R" twice more to clear the info from the screen. |
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| Posted: Sunday, March 29, 2009 at
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| if you dont feel comfortable trying the fix you can just download a program called fraps, its free and will display the frame rates as you play. |
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| Posted: Sunday, March 29, 2009 at
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Hey slippery1, I was the one who started the thread you are referring to.
I think Carn has explained it nicely. I got it on mine using the method he describes.
But, although it does tell me what my FPS are, I still don't really know what I can do to actually make them better?
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| Posted: Sunday, March 29, 2009 at
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| edited by: CarnoustieTW on
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it depends on your video card,good place to start is the ATI or nVidia control panel,there are several settings in there you can change,in general the higher you set things(; x4,x8 ect) the lower your FPS are going to be but the picture quality will increase,its trial and error and it very much depends on your system.
You can also change settings in game which will effect FPS.
PS. Fraps is another program that uses memory and processes,changing the .ini file uses no memory and has no additional processes. |
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| Posted: Sunday, March 29, 2009 at
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| edited by: axe360 on
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| Ahh, I see. Thank you CarnoustieTW. |
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| Posted: Monday, March 30, 2009 at
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could not find the "Program Files/EASports/TW/bin/Tw08.ini"
can you tell me how to locate this file. I would like to
find out mt FPS
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| Posted: Monday, March 30, 2009 at
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Program Files/EASports/TW/bin/TW.ini
no 08 in the file name
you might have files hidden
check in folder options, view when you have windows explorer open
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| old but useful. |
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| Posted: Thursday, June 9, 2011 at
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| Very useful...:) |
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| Posted: Friday, June 10, 2011 at
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| Great info Carn, Thanks! |
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| I tried this and it didn't work for me. Do I delete the line and add the Framerate=1 or add it to the line. I put it in with the TW.ini line and it didn't work. T.I.A. |
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| Posted: Saturday, November 12, 2011 at
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Here is what it should look like..
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| Posted: Saturday, November 12, 2011 at
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| Thanks for the help Axe. When I do what you said and save it I get a Tw.ini already exists, do you want to replace it? I clicked yes and a new notepad small window opens saying access is denied. I'm sorry bout not knowing much about this but I'm very new to windows 7. I don't know what to do now. |
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| Posted: Sunday, November 13, 2011 at
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b-rad, you probably don t have the pernissions to edit the ini file in Win7.
Do next steps to change the permissions:
Right click the TW.ini file.....and choose: Properties
now on top choose: Security......now you will see a box with names of groups or users
below the box hit: Edit
Now in box select: Users.......and in big box on bottom left side check the small box on top : Full rights.....and hit: OK
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| Hey Gunpower61. That did it. Thank you very much. I guess I'm a little old school coming from xp. I appreciate your help alot and thanks to you as well Axe. Take care guys. Brad. |
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| YW b-rad. BTW, I'm old school too, winxp still. lol. Glad you got it working. Don't put to much stock in the numbers though. I personally have never been able to figure out how to directly raise the numbers (FPS).. |
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| "YW b-rad. BTW, I'm old school too, winxp still. lol. Glad you got it working. Don't put to much stock in the numbers though. I personally have never been able to figure out how to directly raise the numbers (FPS).." |
Hey Axe. I guess the only way to improve the numbers is play around with the settings. I just got a Alienware M11x net book that I have hooked up to a 32in monitor and it's doing pretty good. It seems every course has different frame rates tho, I guess it's the amount of detail that each course has. Thanks again for the info. |
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| Posted: Monday, November 14, 2011 at
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| Yes b-rad, courses are different. Ones with a lot of trees will sometimes have more lag, depending on your system. And yes you can make adjustments to make game play smoother.. I run my options on Max with no studder unless I get on a course with a lot of trees... You may have to run on Auto depending on your system.. Peace |
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| Can you give details and sites about this rates from which downloaded? I shall be thankful to you. |
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