Reply With Quoteif you unlocked your framerate then enabling a processing power hungry option like postprocess could affect physics.
I don't know if anyone here has run into a similar issue, but enabling postprocessing seems to have an impact on Garret's movement.
Without postprocessing, I can tap forward at 1 second intervals while crouching and Garret will be completely silent, even on tiled floors. (Called "stutter-stepping" by some. Pretty common tactic for ghost runs) But when I enable postprocessing, that is no longer possible. Footsteps are immediate and Garret bobs up and down even at the slightest button press.
Why is that?
if you unlocked your framerate then enabling a processing power hungry option like postprocess could affect physics.
How do I lock my framerate? What's the recommended cap?
if you haven't touched your cam_ext.cfg, your framerate should already be capped at 60, and that's the recommended setting.
forcing some v-sync related settings from your gpu control panel maybe?
I checked it and apparently it was capped at 100. After changing it to 60, the issue still persists.
As for v-sync...I don't even think my PC has it since I don't see an option for it anywhere. these are the only options I have.
https://imgur.com/a/x5uRVRm
Do I maybe need to change something in the cam_ext.cfg? Idk...I'm admittedly very technologically illiterate so trying to get this to work has been nothing short of confusing.
welp, when in doubt, create a new fresh T2 install and patch it up with the latest T2Fix, see whether it does the same thing?
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