@Rarefacer said in Dismal Gigabyte AORUS GTX1080Ti 11G performance?:

The contents of house should be reduced to null for long rendering distances and be enabled only if the player is enought near to them like few meters.

I can play around with LOD distances and hdTexture distances, as nearly all objects in that build belong to my own addon prop DLC. Those glossy white building blocks, for instance, comprise over 90% of the entire home, and each come with a lodDist and hdTextureDist of 50 (lodDist was 500 even, on the fancy glossy office TV I ripped the materials from).

So, I think you may be onto something here. Thx. Need to go run some experiments.

@V4D3R said in Dismal Gigabyte AORUS GTX1080Ti 11G performance?:

Anyway FPS was around 60-55 because of NVR, and when flying towards that bridge FPS dropped to 50, then came back to 60.

See, it does the same for me! (albeit in a more aggrevated manner). But there's still something weird going on, with or without my house, that would cause a 1080 Ti to drop to 50 FPS there (without vsync on, btw, my card does well over 70 on the far approach), just from flying towards that bridge.

@Rarefacer said in Dismal Gigabyte AORUS GTX1080Ti 11G performance?:

@meimeiriver I didn't see the video until house, so is Solved, that is a bad optimized house not just in settings, in models too to be affected a 1080. Even TITANS or TI can't beat bad done mods. LODs knowledge in model and metadata settings is required to make efficient modding.

But it's not that simple. It's easy to understand a badly optimized home could bog down your FPS significantly, if your GPU were actually working real hard (basically causing your card to run at max). But it isn't. It's at ca. 80% load, meaning it has plenty of room to spare. Then you'd think "Why, it must be the CPU then!" But it isn't either; CPU is nearing 50% load, at best. So, it's entirely unclear to me WHAT is causing the slowdown.

@V4D3R said in Dismal Gigabyte AORUS GTX1080Ti 11G performance?:

It doesn't drop at all when I'm hovering

N.B I should have explained this part better. It's not just hovering an sich, but just hovering at the locations the FPS was dropping (merely to test whether the system was simply still loading textures or something: a situation that should have resolved itself then when staying stationary for a while).

@Dekurwinator said in Codewalker: Possibilities for Map Editing?:

@TheBritishRaccoon you cant just delete building. Cuz when you delete building LODs will stay.
To do it you need (in short) to delete building, every level of LOD of it, fixing parenting in ymaps (removing any LOD will breake parenting between ymaps, few lods need to be manually edited in 3dsMax to delete from them building (like SLOD3)

I have been removing some buildings; and yes, sometimes they have a LOD (or worse, are part of a single LOD encompassing several builds, so it needs to be edited out). And at times you need to remove one or two 'emissive' objects too (for a building with lights and such). My point just was, yes, you can treat CW as a glorified, far-superior Map Editor tool.

@V4D3R said in Dismal Gigabyte AORUS GTX1080Ti 11G performance?:

Well what about that custom house or something that's under the bridge?

Well, that's what I determined earlier: it seems related to the big house I put there (without it, just a small FPS loss, comparable to yours). But I don't understand why. No excessive texture loading is taking place at the time (that could bog down disk I/O); nor is is either the CPU and/or the GPU near max load. Things slow down significantly, though. And not just for my own home.

Hmm, come to think of it, maybe I really need to fix the extents on that ymap. That might take care of the approach FPS drop, but still doesn't explain why it's happening inside the home too.

@TheBritishRaccoon said in Codewalker: Possibilities for Map Editing?:

Removing the motel in Sandy Shores and replacing it with a newly polished bowling alley? (just an example)

Okay, I think I see what you mean now. 'Replicate', as in 'effectuate the changes in game'? If so, then your question confused me a bit, as changes made are always made to the underlying ymap that's being edited! (CW simply -- and rightly so -- doesn't save it yet). It will ask to save the ymap for you when you exit CW, for instance. And you can pull up the ymap in question, and save (as) it manually as well.

@TheBritishRaccoon My rule of thumb: "if you can grab it in CW, then you can remove it."

If by 'have this replicated within the game' you mean 'Can CW search & replace all instances of building X with building Y'?, then no, it can't. (You have any ideas how many ymaps there are?) Would be kinda pointless too, to do this automagically, as a new in-place building would have to be manually positioned first (and it's by no means certain the offsets used to replace it in one location will apply to every instance in the same way). Usually you can just use OpenIV to search for all objects X (which, in case of buildings, should typically only be handful of occurances).

Unless I misunderstood you, and you meant something else.

@Cyron43 When I first started with SPG, my game would constantly crash when exiting a garage or something. In hindsight, this was probably due to the fact that I had no clue about modding yet, and my install was likely messed up for other reasons than SPG. Tl;dr: reading the above, I'll give SPG a chance again.

low priority bump

Would still like to know how to fly this thing.