Unreal Engine Shades of Elysium [v1.0.11.0 Prototype] [Khralzar]
- Thread starter oldmasterxd
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- Nov 16, 2020
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- May 16, 2018
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Unoptimized crap. It looks worse than the original but consumes three times more resources. -_-And of course another GPU intensive shit.
- Oct 8, 2019
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How else you gonna milk your patreon subscribers? Gotta put them pay piggies in their place!
- May 16, 2018
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That's right, it's dead. And it'll die again. The developer just decided to make more money off the fools. While making a cheaper product, less optimized but with the same name.
- May 25, 2018
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At first, I was SO happy that this got a new update after years of beeing dead.
I imediently downloaded it.
But then I launched it.
As Oxenfree sayed - just dont.
If you were a fan of the old game, or even know the times even before that, when it wasnt just ok but actually great, just dont do this to yourself.
Sorry dev, but wtf is this.
- Aug 7, 2020
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- Apr 9, 2019
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That's your average unreal game that does not have a framerate limit. And there's no way to limit them from a user standpoint !
That engine is not for random people, it's a hazard.
all I have to say is I hope it gets optimized so my computer doesn't flatline trying to run it with future updates
I already sent a message with the tutorial on how to make the unreal engine project super light and not consume too many cpu resources, the only problem he still hasn't answered me kkkkk
uhm.. a GPU is supposed to be maxed all the time? otherwise you have either a CPU bottleneck.
- May 16, 2018
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It/s not how it's work.... Escepially in games that look bad (like this one). It' literally unoptimised this with gpu fps leaks problems.
as long as your CPU is not the limit your GPU is maxed out.
it does not matter how it looks. a 4090 is maxed out in vanilla wow at 700 FPS with a 7800X3D.
your GPU is limited by your CPU/RAM until it isn't.
- Aug 7, 2020
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Oh. Silly me. I didn't know that was a normal thing, sorry. I made that assumption since this was one of the few games that have made my computer's fans get extremely loud for no reason. I wasn't aware high GPU usage was a good thing (I also didn't bother checking any other games to see if they made my GPU shoot all the way up as well) so I just blamed that on the temperature problem, not really a tech guy as you can tell, haha. I did check my GPU with some other games now though and yeah, most of them do rise to 99% usually (and don't overheat my computer like SoE). Thanks for the info, I would probably go and complain about high GPU usage on other games if I didn't know it was a norm lol.
Guys, the problem is not your gpu, the defect is in the unreal engine 5 engine, it is defective and consumes a lot of your cpu resources if the developer does not make this manual correction in the project files as I teach here below, it does not matter how many versions of the game the developer distribute the defect will always be in the project.
r.VT.TileSize=64
r.VT.TileBorderSize=4
r.vt.FeedbackFactor=16
r.ReflectionCaptureResolution=64
fx.GPUSimulationTextureSizeX=64
fx.GPUSimulationTextureSizeY=64
r.Strata.BytesPerPixel=64
r.SkinCache.SceneMemoryLimitInMB=64.000000
and to change dx mode
DefaultGraphicsRHI=DefaultGraphicsRHI_DX11
-D3D12TargetedShaderFormats=PCD3D_SM5
+D3D12TargetedShaderFormats=PCD3D_SM6
-D3D11TargetedShaderFormats=PCD3D_SM5
+D3D11TargetedShaderFormats=PCD3D_SM5
r.VT.TileSize=64
r.VT.TileBorderSize=4
r.vt.FeedbackFactor=16
r.ReflectionCaptureResolution=64
fx.GPUSimulationTextureSizeX=64
fx.GPUSimulationTextureSizeY=64
r.Strata.BytesPerPixel=64
r.SkinCache.SceneMemoryLimitInMB=64.000000
and to change dx mode
DefaultGraphicsRHI=DefaultGraphicsRHI_DX11
-D3D12TargetedShaderFormats=PCD3D_SM5
+D3D12TargetedShaderFormats=PCD3D_SM6
-D3D11TargetedShaderFormats=PCD3D_SM5
+D3D11TargetedShaderFormats=PCD3D_SM5