Im trying to use eSeries AI script in Tutu and im getting a bit of lag/stuttering while playing.
Im pretty sure its eSeries, because when i use any of the eSeries scripts the game starts stuttering. Works fine without the scripts, but id rather not micro manage everything.
My computer runs BG fine otherwise.
Any help or suggestions?
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Stuttering in Tutu using eSeries.
Started by Azorax, Mar 10 2009 05:32 AM
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Posted 12 March 2009 - 06:52 PM
All right first sorry for double posting, but i think a fair amount of time has passed, and i have some updates on the matter.
The stuttering happens for me in a vanilla install of Tutu, no addons but eSeries.
The stuttering still happens for me in BG2, although i had a fair few mods in that.
Its not computer spec related, and i made another thread in the Pocket Plane forums. http://forums.pocket...ic,26351.0.html
The stuttering happens for me in a vanilla install of Tutu, no addons but eSeries.
The stuttering still happens for me in BG2, although i had a fair few mods in that.
Its not computer spec related, and i made another thread in the Pocket Plane forums. http://forums.pocket...ic,26351.0.html
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Posted 13 March 2009 - 12:34 AM
I think it must be something local to your system (though I've no idea what), since no-one else gets the stuttering on high-spec machines. You could try the usual tricks: reinstall, and/or defragment. Sorry not to be more helpful.
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Posted 01 April 2009 - 08:14 PM
Is this stuttering you say you have a situation where you direct an action, and the character stops doing it?
Or is it a case where the frame rate drops very, very low, and you get updates with a lot of stuff happening? (enable cheats and use control-D to enable frame rate monitoring).
Or is it a case where the frame rate drops very, very low, and you get updates with a lot of stuff happening? (enable cheats and use control-D to enable frame rate monitoring).
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Posted 09 April 2009 - 04:22 PM
DavidW, on Mar 13 2009, 10:34 AM, said:
I think it must be something local to your system (though I've no idea what), since no-one else gets the stuttering on high-spec machines. You could try the usual tricks: reinstall, and/or defragment. Sorry not to be more helpful.
WizWom, on Apr 2 2009, 06:14 AM, said:
Is this stuttering you say you have a situation where you direct an action, and the character stops doing it?
Or is it a case where the frame rate drops very, very low, and you get updates with a lot of stuff happening? (enable cheats and use control-D to enable frame rate monitoring).
Or is it a case where the frame rate drops very, very low, and you get updates with a lot of stuff happening? (enable cheats and use control-D to enable frame rate monitoring).
I've got an AMD Quadcore (4x2,5GHz) and with AI turned on the frame rate drops from 64-63 to 38-35...
well... gonna try reinstall...
Edited by Galan, 09 April 2009 - 04:23 PM.
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