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1. #ESCAPE SIMULATOR STUTTERING PATCH#
2. #ESCAPE SIMULATOR STUTTERING PORTABLE#
3. #ESCAPE SIMULATOR STUTTERING SOFTWARE#
4. #ESCAPE SIMULATOR STUTTERING CODE#

In this case the software may have been buggy and vulnerable to an exploit NOT introduced by the author.Īh yup, you have a bit of a conflict between your monitor and VR regarding refresh rates. After searching out all the folders created on my PC by this app and removing them, my simulator appeared to run considerably smoother! This is why I am advocating using the Microsoft Security Scanner.īe wary of any app for MSFS 2020 that has an automated process, and connects to the internet without permission.

I wished I had snapped a screenshot, I managed to close the CMD prompt before any changes were made to files on my computer. It had created a number of folders in several areas of my operating system.

#ESCAPE SIMULATOR STUTTERING PORTABLE#

I was not happy and removed the portable app from my computer. I cannot mention the app for obvious reasons.

#ESCAPE SIMULATOR STUTTERING CODE#

While I was re-downloading the simulator I went shopping and returned home only to discover that a third-party application for MSFS which I downloaded from flightsim.to, had the CMD prompt open on my desktop and code was being entered into the CMD prompt. I should mention that I had to do a complete re-install of my simulator which just disappeared off my computer into the ether. Hope some or all of that helps! Good luck.

#ESCAPE SIMULATOR STUTTERING PATCH#

MSFS occasionally just has “bad days” as well, and no amount of tweaking can cure them, especially on patch days. For some reason having it enabled still gives me stutters, even when having it on a ram drive.Įven with every trick in the book, some occasional stuttering is just par for the course with a sim of this size, especially given how tied it is to server output. Try disabling the rolling cache in the sim, in the data settings. MSFS streams a lot of data, and when it gets plugged up stutters get introduced. Those processes can chew a lot of cpu time up and definitely cause stuttering.Ĭheck your internet connection and latency, see if you’re being throttled in some way. If none of these help, and you’re feeling adventurous, you can download the free version of Process Lasso, and try restricting dwm.exe (desktop window manger) and your VR software to the last 4 cores on your system, preventing them from competing with MSFS for core 0. You might have something running in the background that’s eating frames. Some like it, some don’t.Ĭheck your task manager to see if any processes other than MSFS are consuming a lot of cpu time.

If this works for you then you can smooth things out even more by enabling ASW (oculus) or Motion Reprojection (WMR/reverb). This will also help stutters in VR, if you’re using a headset that renders at 90 hz (Reverb G2, Oculus etc). If you’re running a higher refresh rate monitor you might need to find an appropriate fps lock setting that is an even factor of its refresh rate. That will prevent the sim from rendering more than 30 fps, which can cause synchronization issues with your monitor and show as regular stuttering (if it’s a standard 60 hz screen). In your Nvidia control panel, in the MSFS program specific settings, set the “max fps” value to 30. If that helps, you can try resetting it to vsync off and then try the next step… SU5 and WU6 changed many things about how scenery is loaded and rendered, and that should help with stutters when panning your view or turning.įor monitor use, since you say you can regularly hit 37 fps (seems low for your machine), try turning on Vsync and limiting fps to 30 in the sim’s graphics settings. In both 2D and VR graphics settings in the sim, set Off Screen Terrain Pre-caching to “ultra”. After that here are some other things you can try for removing stutters… Also check to see if your render scale has been set higher than 100. If you’re running your Terrain Level of Detail setting higher than 100, try setting it to that first. You don’t say what resolution monitor you’re running, but with a system like that you should be able to achieve smooth flight, if you aren’t abusing the terrain LOD system.