Scroll down where they have a screenshot of their graphical user interface, and download the DMG from the link right above that. A new open source installer which automates the steps found in the Homebrew approach below is now available from InstallAware's GitHub Repo.Toolkit install instructions Automated Installer 8.11 My game looks pixelated and the display resolution is limited.8.9 My game won’t boot anymore even though I made no changes.8.8 My game won’t run because it requires Mono.8.2 Steam crashes straight after opening.4 Epic / GOG.com / Amazon Prime Gaming support with the Heroic Games Launcher.1.6 Ensure the toolkit is already on latest version.I imagine the problems are largely caused by the FPS soaring into the 300+ range when not a lot is being rendered. The game is random, the fixes just help contain and limit the randomness. When I reloaded that, everything was fixed. Then, when I reloaded a save from that playthrough, everything broke. On my second playthrough, with just the mouse fix and no fps capper, I played the whole game like butter, never once running into a problem. On my first playthrough with neither the fix nor vsync on, I got no bugs until the first zero-g jump, and from then on my game was absolutely unplayable until I fixed it. Would I be able to cap it at 120 FPS without getting any of the disabled v-sync bugs? I mean, the game seems to be completely unstable. The problem is that the mouse movement still feels pretty wonku when I'm playing at 60 FPS. I did use the mouse-fix, and I did lock my FPS through my Nvidia settings.
The mouse problems are caused by calculations the game runs to determine how sensitive it should be, and one of the calculations is based on the framerate. Vsync in game just locks the game to 30 FPS since it assumes you're a console.
Originally posted by Cujo:You want this: Īnd then use a control panel (like the nvidia settings) to lock your FPS to at least 120-140, but usually 60.
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