foonix Posted January 7 Share Posted January 7 (edited) What's the trick? Open the the game installation folder go to the KSP2_x64_Data folder Open boot.config with Notepad (or other plain text editor) Add the following settings to the existing ones: gfx-enable-gfx-jobs=1 gfx-enable-native-gfx-jobs=1 Save and restart ksp2 What difference does it make? Here's the difference it makes to the camera rending with a "minimal" test with 36 parts in Kerbin orbit on my computer. The difference increases as part count increases. (300 frames, blue/left is without the settings, orange/right is with the settings) There is a slight additional bump in performance, because Unity can start the next frame loop while the graphics thread is still working on the previous frame. On my machine, this is about another 0.7ms. Total FPS went from about 38.19 (median over 300 frames) to 40.98. Not huge, but something. The difference scales up with part count and in more complicated situations like on the launch pad. So the above test can be thought of a minimal increase. Here is 200 parts on the launch pad: (300 frames, blue/left is without the settings, orange/right is with the settings) So saves about 3.7ms off for a larger vessels. A minimum of -2.84ms in this test. Not bad. Edited January 7 by foonix clarifications Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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