Unity Too Much Light [v0.6a Full] [Shine]

[Alicette]

Am I the only one where the gpu is constant on 100%? Even on the lowest settings. I got a 3060ti which isnt even bad except the lack of vram.

If anyone else is having this problem Vsync should help you. Seems like unity tries to get the maxed fps, which max out your gpu, as long as the dev doesnt limit it.

 

[DankanJones]

Am I the only one where the gpu is constant on 100%? Even on the lowest settings. I got a 3060ti which isnt even bad except the lack of vram.

Maybe yes.

 

[4876162]

When I have no bullets, I can only be fucked in the sewers, The game still has many mechanisms that need to be improved.

 

[Artix0]

When I have no bullets, I can only be fucked in the sewers, The game still has many mechanisms that need to be improved.

You're not meant to run out of bullets, that's bad. Try aiming for the head

But if you do, you go scavenging for scrap and try to avoid the zombies. Remember to open the lootboxes in your inventory (Survival Caches, I think?) as they have scrap too. Then trade the scrap into the hot mechanic girl for ammo.

 

[DocRipper]

You're not meant to run out of bullets, that's bad. Try aiming for the head

But if you do, you go scavenging for scrap and try to avoid the zombies. Remember to open the lootboxes in your inventory (Survival Caches, I think?) as they have scrap too. Then trade the scrap into the hot mechanic girl for ammo.

Is this your No Bullets President?

But it would be nice to have melee weapon. A tool of the last desperation.

 

[Artix0]

Is this your No Bullets President?

At least we know the schools are safe in Too Much Light!

But it would be nice to have melee weapon. A tool of the last desperation.

Agreed, that'd be pretty awesome - would let Shine introduce a bit more depth to the skill trees too, as they're still a bit barebones.

 

[ET_CaughDrop]

Am I the only one where the gpu is constant on 100%? Even on the lowest settings. I got a 3060ti which isnt even bad except the lack of vram.

If anyone else is having this problem Vsync should help you. Seems like unity tries to get the maxed fps, which max out your gpu, as long as the dev doesnt limit it.

your gpu (usage) should be at 100%. it's designed to handle only the 3d environment you're currently working with (the game) if its going full tilt, that means it's doing it's job and isn't being held back by other components in your system or other software related setbacks. the cpu handles not just the game, but EVERYTHING your pc is doing at all times. driver software for kbm, audio suites, bluetooth stuff, the OS itself, web browser, discord, etc. if cpu goes to 100 you have a problem.
If your gpu usage falls below say 80-90% then something is holding it back from doing it's best. maybe the game isn't demanding enough and you need to turn up the graphics a little, maybe your cpu is struggling to send instructions to it quick enough so you need to kill a few background things or even just set view distance, effects quality, or enemy/entity count (in any game with these options) to a lower setting since those mainly tax the cpu.

 

[Alicette]

your gpu (usage) should be at 100%. it's designed to handle only the 3d environment you're currently working with (the game) if its going full tilt, that means it's doing it's job and isn't being held back by other components in your system or other software related setbacks. the cpu handles not just the game, but EVERYTHING your pc is doing at all times. driver software for kbm, audio suites, bluetooth stuff, the OS itself, web browser, discord, etc. if cpu goes to 100 you have a problem.
If your gpu usage falls below say 80-90% then something is holding it back from doing it's best. maybe the game isn't demanding enough and you need to turn up the graphics a little, maybe your cpu is struggling to send instructions to it quick enough so you need to kill a few background things or even just set view distance, effects quality, or enemy/entity count (in any game with these options) to a lower setting since those mainly tax the cpu.

ye its only my gpu which goes up.

 

[Ffttc64rrdr4]

.Which PC can run smoothly?

 

[AloneInTheZone]

.Which PC can run smoothly?

Both of them would be more than capable. If you have the cash I'd go for the rtx4060 but both of them could tackle this game easily.

 

[Ffttc64rrdr4]

Both of them would be more than capable. If you have the cash I'd go for the rtx4060 but both of them could tackle this game easily.

Ok

 

[Misecon]

Wait was there a insect scene?

hey bro check out my headset

 

[HardcoreCuddler]

.Which PC can run smoothly?

You got good taste in laptops, both are fine.
Don't be tempted to buy something just because it's cheaper than a legion, because that lenovo will outlast any Asus (tuf specificaly), MSI, Razer and Dell (Alienware).

 

[HardcoreCuddler]

Wait was there a insect scene?

nope idk what that guy was talking about

 

[denri2000]

Guys, any news?

 

[Nexodus]

.Which PC can run smoothly?

Personally, I'd go with a desktop for upgrade potential maybe a mini tower if you move about, but if a laptop is a must, the second one is a solid choice for future proofing, albeit you will struggle with that small amount of storage, you'd need an external storage device eventually.

Also be aware that laptop typically struggle with cooling issues when mixed with gaming.
I suggest getting a cooling pad.

 

[Artix0]

if a laptop is a must, the second one is a solid choice for future proofing, albeit you will struggle with that small amount of storage, you'd need an external storage device eventually.

Worth mentioning that you can install two 2TB SSDs into a gaming laptop quite easily, no need to worry about external storage! (source: I did it with a Lenovo Legion 5 haha)

Also be aware that laptop typically struggle with cooling issues when mixed with gaming.
I suggest getting a cooling pad.

Also just worth a quick mention that you won't need anything too fancy or expensive cooling pad wise - I got a cheap little stand off Amazon that lifts the laptop slightly, and it runs AAA games on Very High / Ultra just fine. You won't have any issues with 3D games from f95, such as Too Much Light - as long as the specs of the laptop itself are up to par, of course.



Gaming laptops are genuinely a pretty great option these days. Just be ready to pay slightly more for the equivalent laptop than you would for a tower, or settle for slightly lower performance (a laptop RTX 3070 isn't quite as powerful as a desktop RTX 3070). And also remember to only play games when it's on a stand, don't ever have the laptop sat on a blanket/duvet

 

[Nexodus]

Worth mentioning that you can install two 2TB SSDs into a gaming laptop quite easily, no need to worry about external storage! (source: I did it with a Lenovo Legion 5 haha)

Oh that's good to know, I haven't used a gaming laptop in 10+ years, most of them started failing after a year or two from degradation of heat, with constant BSOD and GPU crashes.
Including once where the company went bankrupt during the time it was sent for repairs, I never got that laptop back.
But, glad to hear upgrading storage is easier without breaking warranty, used to be a hassle.

Also just worth a quick mention that you won't need anything too fancy or expensive cooling pad wise - I got a cheap little stand off Amazon that lifts the laptop slightly, and it runs AAA games on Very High / Ultra just fine. You won't have any issues with 3D games from f95, such as Too Much Light - as long as the specs of the laptop itself are up to par, of course.

I agree, you don't have to spend much on a cooling pad, there are many cheap but good options, even back then.
I can't imagine how it is now, I personally went with one with a fan, but you don't need one, it being slightly lifted does wonders.

Gaming laptops are genuinely a pretty great option these days. Just be ready to pay slightly more for the equivalent laptop than you would for a tower, or settle for slightly lower performance (a laptop RTX 3070 isn't quite as powerful as a desktop RTX 3070). And also remember to only play games when it's on a stand, don't ever have the laptop sat on a blanket/duvet

If heat is no longer an issue as you say, then a gaming laptop is a great option, especially if you move about a lot, I figured if you want to have the upgrade potential, a mini-tower can do wonders, only real issue is the monitor, unless you got one at each location or contempt with using a TV monitor.

Indeed, there is a cost and performance difference on the parts of a laptop in constrast to a desktop the M variants tend to be much more compact and a bit weaker than it's non M variant, but you pay for the convenience of mobility.
I know some that would setup an external GPU for their laptop.

100%, never cover the underside, especially the exhausts that are typically on the sides or back, that's a recipe for disaster, the amount of people I know that seem to ignore this fact is astonishing.
I would like to add, if you live in a warm country, that's another factor you need to be aware of, it drastically affected the performance on my laptop back in the day.

 

[Ktails]

Is this is being worked on?

 

[-MK-]

Is this is being worked on?

very slowly, but yes.
this is a side hobby. shine still has to eat...