VRC PRO questions?
01-02-2014, 07:28 PM
#47
I don't know a damn thing about computers! I have an old Toshiba laptop could it possibly work for this game?
01-02-2014, 07:44 PM
#48
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01-02-2014, 08:29 PM
#49
I'm definitely not computer savy but VRC running on my 27" imac running full screen is smooth like butta!!! Definitely the closest thing out there for practicing up on the rc skills!!!
I'm getting between 280-300 FPS. Is that an indication of my computer running well or good internet? Or both?
I'm getting between 280-300 FPS. Is that an indication of my computer running well or good internet? Or both?
01-03-2014, 03:38 AM
#50
Yeh I have had this for well over a year and was getting 60 fops and happy as well
But last night I changed to all the settings posted on the page before and now I get 240 fps and the game is now on a new level for me
Just suxs these tips come out after the worlds are finished again for the year as I am doing way faster and consistent times now
But last night I changed to all the settings posted on the page before and now I get 240 fps and the game is now on a new level for me
Just suxs these tips come out after the worlds are finished again for the year as I am doing way faster and consistent times now
01-03-2014, 09:30 AM
#51
I turned almost everything Off in the Graphics option page. The Controller FPS is abt 110 in the Options menu but drops to 50-60 during gameplay. ??!
01-03-2014, 11:39 AM
#52
you're seeing 2 different output settings. The first one is the controller frame rate (110fps) and the second one is video game frame rate on how fast the graphics card/chipset can redraw the screen image, in your case it will be 50-60 frames per second.
01-03-2014, 06:32 PM
#53
So at my current speed, it is fine? I am still having intermittent lag.
01-04-2014, 01:28 AM
#54
Had to drop from 1080 to 720 in order to get decent framerate.
I tried turning the graphic quality down some, but the car was near impossible to see left/right/front/back orientation when it got far away on some of the larger tracks.
I'm still not a huge fan of the steering/throttle feel, but it is what it is. I'm using a USB-PPM cable direct into a radio, not the VRC controller that plugs into a spare Rx. I spent about 30 minutes getting the settings to something I could live with. I know this probably sounds funny, but I feel 'disconnected' with the car in VRC compared to real life - like I'm not always in total control.
What does everyone think about the car's tuning adjustments on VRC?
I was at 50-60 like you, but got it up to 95-100, and it's a noticeable improvement. I would love to see how the game performs at these 200+ numbers people are getting.
I tried turning the graphic quality down some, but the car was near impossible to see left/right/front/back orientation when it got far away on some of the larger tracks.
I'm still not a huge fan of the steering/throttle feel, but it is what it is. I'm using a USB-PPM cable direct into a radio, not the VRC controller that plugs into a spare Rx. I spent about 30 minutes getting the settings to something I could live with. I know this probably sounds funny, but I feel 'disconnected' with the car in VRC compared to real life - like I'm not always in total control.
What does everyone think about the car's tuning adjustments on VRC?
I was at 50-60 like you, but got it up to 95-100, and it's a noticeable improvement. I would love to see how the game performs at these 200+ numbers people are getting.
01-04-2014, 04:35 AM
#55
Had to drop from 1080 to 720 in order to get decent framerate.
I tried turning the graphic quality down some, but the car was near impossible to see left/right/front/back orientation when it got far away on some of the larger tracks.
I'm still not a huge fan of the steering/throttle feel, but it is what it is. I'm using a USB-PPM cable direct into a radio, not the VRC controller that plugs into a spare Rx. I spent about 30 minutes getting the settings to something I could live with. I know this probably sounds funny, but I feel 'disconnected' with the car in VRC compared to real life - like I'm not always in total control.
What does everyone think about the car's tuning adjustments on VRC?
I was at 50-60 like you, but got it up to 95-100, and it's a noticeable improvement. I would love to see how the game performs at these 200+ numbers people are getting.
I tried turning the graphic quality down some, but the car was near impossible to see left/right/front/back orientation when it got far away on some of the larger tracks.
I'm still not a huge fan of the steering/throttle feel, but it is what it is. I'm using a USB-PPM cable direct into a radio, not the VRC controller that plugs into a spare Rx. I spent about 30 minutes getting the settings to something I could live with. I know this probably sounds funny, but I feel 'disconnected' with the car in VRC compared to real life - like I'm not always in total control.
What does everyone think about the car's tuning adjustments on VRC?
I was at 50-60 like you, but got it up to 95-100, and it's a noticeable improvement. I would love to see how the game performs at these 200+ numbers people are getting.
01-04-2014, 05:09 AM
#56
Ya mine sucked before and i hated it, was always told anything higher then 60 fps is irrelivent? But thrndong everyting down and adj expo in the game my car feels connected.
01-04-2014, 05:59 AM
#57
It's true that anything above 60 doesn't matter when it comes to visual appearance. Most monitors cant display anything higher (60htz). In the case of vrc the higher FPS is an indication of how well the game is working. So while yours eyes and monitor can't tell the difference, the game running much faster = better "feel".
01-04-2014, 06:09 AM
#58
It's true that anything above 60 doesn't matter when it comes to visual appearance. Most monitors cant display anything higher (60htz). In the case of vrc the higher FPS is an indication of how well the game is working. So while yours eyes and monitor can't tell the difference, the game running much faster = better "feel".
Loving the buggies at the moment.
I have set up quite a few club events including 20 minute finals at 3 tracks (qualify closes in 4 days I think) and 3 events on reversed layouts to practice future rounds of Season 1 in the buggy series.
More the merrier to join up so send in a request
Central Scotland Off Roaders
cheers
dave
01-05-2014, 02:53 PM
#59
Mac Mini?
I have a Mac Mini, and wanted to know if there is anything special that I would need to do in order to run VRC on it?. Will it even work with the Mac Mini?. I was looking at the requirements to run the program, and it seems that they only address PC requirements and not Mac which is why I'm asking. I would also imagine that the ration of Mac to PC users in the world has got to be at least 50/50. If this has already been addressed on the thread please forgive my redundant question. Any guidance is appreciated.
01-05-2014, 03:24 PM
#60
I have a Mac Mini, and wanted to know if there is anything special that I would need to do in order to run VRC on it?. Will it even work with the Mac Mini?. I was looking at the requirements to run the program, and it seems that they only address PC requirements and not Mac which is why I'm asking. I would also imagine that the ration of Mac to PC users in the world has got to be at least 50/50. If this has already been addressed on the thread please forgive my redundant question. Any guidance is appreciated.