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Old 07-26-07, 05:19 PM   #1
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Default [tec] removing the sea floor stuff

If someone does a mod to remove the sea floor rocks and plants will this improve fps .
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Old 07-26-07, 06:33 PM   #2
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i´m not sure if it will improve fps ...

Remove ...

in misc folder:

impurity.dds > floating placton
turbulence.dds> water distortion in external camera

In library:

undersea.dat
vegetation-kit.dat

Note- it´s important remove the files or moving to another directory outside sh4 folder
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Old 07-27-07, 12:26 AM   #3
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for older or slower computers, anything that removes "generated" items in the game will allow it to run better and faster with better fps.

the main thing i noticed that greatly reduced fps is the little view window that shows events like torp hits and sinking ships. while it is nice it pretty much stops me from doing anything untill i turn it off or it finishes.
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Old 07-27-07, 04:51 AM   #4
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If someone does a mod to remove the sea floor rocks and plants will this improve fps .
I was thinking the same. It made a pretty big difference in SH3, and since your sub just drifts through the rocks anyway in SH4, why not remove them for the sake of a litle more playability?
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Old 07-27-07, 06:33 AM   #5
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there's a mod that'll reduce the sioze of stuff on the bottom a great deal. can't have a barren ocean
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Old 07-27-07, 05:28 PM   #6
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The rocks and plants that populate the ocean floor are very low-poly objects. Deleting them is not going to make any noticeable difference in peformance on slower computers. If they do then you have a really old and decrepit system. :p
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Old 07-27-07, 11:47 PM   #7
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i suspect about ships textures as the main hit for framerates in "old" computers.

i have very good framerates in open seas, but limited in huge task forces.
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