Open Rails Not running smooth for last few days

[sumit7tnp]

Dear Sirs

Greetings..!!!

Thank You so much for your support as always.

This is Sumit Mehrotra.

I am facing one issue As My Open Rail Simulation is not running smooth as it was running few days back.(For example While rotating camera angle I am getting bit lagging issue. This was not occurring at all few days back)

I don't know the exact reason but suspect that the the large data which I have kept on my desktop itself is creating this problem.

I am attaching the latest Log file for your kind reference.

Please advice what can be done.

Thank You So Much.

With Best Regards
Sumit Mehrotra

[geepster775]

Dont have an answer, but I can add 2 things, I upgraded to x3652, and I installed the latest cumulative build of Sherman Hill, and now I only get 20 fps on my GTX-970 in downtown Cheyenne with "maxed sliders" (sorry for the msts throwback term). NEVER had that happen before.

Unchecking the experimental tab for extending object max viewing distance to the horizon and I get up into the 40s, for a rig that didn't come off of 60 fps. Of course, now I get the grass popping up in front of the train again rather than always being there.

So now its version backtracking for both apps to see when the problem developed

[sumit7tnp]

Dear Sir

Greetings...!!!

Thanks for your reply. But due to so many technical terms , I am not able to understand.

Could you please explain in simple words that what can be done in this case.

Thanks

With Best Regards
Sumit Mehrotra

[conductorchris]

Sumit Mehrotra, here are some thoughts:

1. Did you upgrade to the latest experimental version in the last few days? If so, geepsters experience suggests there could be a fault in the upgrade. Probably the open rails team will fix it soon.
2. Are other programs running at the same time? Open Rails does take some resources and could slow down if other big programs are running.
3. Are you running different routes than as before? Some routes use more resources and would be slower. Others, less so.
4. Have you noticed anything else slow down on your computer?
5. I'm not sure what you mean by the large data on the desktop itself. You mean data that is unrelated to open rails? If it's only files on your hard drive, it is probably not the cause of problems. If it is in the computers memory, then yes it would compete from computing resources and thus slow down open rails.
Christopher