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I had recently upgraded to TRS2022 Build 122411. But I am now experiencing an issue where rendering of roads and track on large routes like the UMR 2022 is extremely slow which was not an issue on the previous TRS2022 build. My PC build has a Ryzen 5 5600X and an RTX 3060 graphics card. Is anyone experiencing this same issue? Any advice on resolving this issue?
I had the shader option already set to standard when I had an issue with no rendering or extremely slow rendering of roads and tracks on large routes like the UMR 2022 which was not the issue on the previous Trainz 2022 build. Even moving to low settings did not fix the issue. This upgrade is a joke. It creates new problems. Does anyone have similar complaints on this upgrade?Check your performance settings. The settings have changed and have different names for the same settings you used previously.
From the release notes:
New Shader Options, Basic, Standard & Extreme
- Basic is equivalent to old Standard
- Standard is equivalent to old Ultra
i can attests to the same issue but on a different route and mine is still on the original settings yet. My only complaint on this upgrade is that the HD Textures Eat Up Memory like its no tomorrow making a 350Mb route file to over 2TB file size... a word to N3V quit messing with a game that was perfectly fine until now that was not broke just like the saying goes IF its Not Broke DON'T Fix it if you know what i mean by that... The User interface is outstanding now the HD textures that is a Different story.. but one can have his/her opinion on a subject matter..I had the shader option already set to standard when I had an issue with no rendering or extremely slow rendering of roads and tracks on large routes like the UMR 2022 which was not the issue on the previous Trainz 2022 build. Even moving to low settings did not fix the issue. This upgrade is a joke. It creates new problems. Does anyone have similar complaints on this upgrade?
My only complaint on this upgrade is that the HD Textures Eat Up Memory like its no tomorrow making a 350Mb route file to over 2TB file size...
Seems to me that large routes are no longer viable in Trainz 2022 starting from this upgrade. I hugely regret accepting this upgrade. Is there anyway I can revert back to the previous Trainz 2022 build before a better upgrade comes which fixes the slow rendering issue on large routes?i can attests to the same issue but on a different route and mine is still on the original settings yet. My only complaint on this upgrade is that the HD Textures Eat Up Memory like its no tomorrow making a 350Mb route file to over 2TB file size... a word to N3V quit messing with a game that was perfectly fine until now that was not broke just like the saying goes IF its Not Broke DON'T Fix it if you know what i mean by that... The User interface is outstanding now the HD textures that is a Different story.. but one can have his/her opinion on a subject matter..
Cheers
Retro
yup that is correct...2TB ? Is that correct? That would mean a brand new disk for me, just for 1 route !
So you are saying that your route has gone from 350MB to 2000GB (2TB). Don't sound right to me.yup that is correct...
I do the same to load up the content quickly. When I start driving sessions, I pause prior to running so the trains aren't buried in the ground or running on no track. To me this looks like the program is reading in the small data-segments from disk. Having a quick disk will really help but not all of us have those. I notice my large hard disk grinds away until the content is loaded.I also run the UMR 2022 route a lot. When it is taking a long time to load things, I pause the game and everything loads up pretty quickly.
I have been testing the UMR route. The route size I have when downloaded is about 584 MB. When I convert it to HD the size increases to 2.563 GB. I am not sure why yours is increasing to 2 TB. I changed both the ballast and the track before I converted the route to HD, and it runs fine.I do the same to load up the content quickly. When I start driving sessions, I pause prior to running so the trains aren't buried in the ground or running on no track. To me this looks like the program is reading in the small data-segments from disk. Having a quick disk will really help but not all of us have those. I notice my large hard disk grinds away until the content is loaded.
I have found that some tracks load better than others. The old JR track from TS12 days loads great, but their later track, such as the JR US series, really is awful with track disappearing and then loading in chunks when moving the camera or in a locomotive. I noticed that this track also affects other splines such as roads. My current track of choice is Trainboi's pro-track. This loads well and doesn't seem to affect other splines.
In addition to the track change, I also found that setting the VSYNC to half instead of 60 HZ or none really made a difference.
With these changes, I've been able to load up my large route without too many issues. This route is a combination of 5m and 10 m grid with some parts dating back to early January 2004.
When I converted the route to HD to test it, the file-size blew up from 350 MB to about 2 TB. I have Plus installed on a 12 TB hard disk, but with routes that size, that's not a whole lot of routes or room for anything else.