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Read JCitrons Comment and Read the entire thing and We are not making this up eitherSo you are saying that your route has gone from 350MB to 2000GB (2TB). Don't sound right to me.
As I mentioned in post #20, when I converted the massive UMR route to the HD format it ended up being 2.562 GB Which is 4.4 times as big as the 10m version available on the DLS. Something is dreadfully wrong if a 500 MB route ends up being 1.2 TB in size. I have converted about 20 routes now to the HD format and none of them has exceeded being over 5.6 in size over the 10m version.I just upgraded my current large 10m Grid route (a WIP) to HD. It went from 180MB to 835MB - about a 5x increase. In the current retail Trainz Plus build 122411 there is no visible slow down in the rendering of road, track or any other splines in the HD version.
I have all performance settings at their maximum.
I have performed several trial Upgrades to HD on many smaller and a few larger routes, all with 10m grids which should show the largest size increase, and all have resulted in file size increases of around 5x. While not wanting to cast any "doubts" on claims made here, I am "puzzled" by some of the figures quoted.
A file size increase from 350MB to 2TB is roughly 5700x (1TB = 1,000,000MB). If it is correct then something very unusual must be going on.
A 5x increase from 350MB would result in a file of 1750MB - close(??) to 2GB.
My thoughts exactly Peter. Something is wrong here. I am very reluctant to even try an upgrade to HD for fear of running out of disk space.A file size increase from 350MB to 2TB is roughly 5700x (1TB = 1,000,000MB). If it is correct then something very unusual must be going on.
A 5x increase from 350MB would result in a file of 1750MB - close(??) to 2GB.
If I remember correctly, compression increase concerned .tzarc files, not .cdp.the compression level used when .cdp files were saved was significantly increased.
I don't use tzarc files but I did notice a significant reduction in the size of saved .cdp files after that particular update. There must be, I presume, a connection between tzarc and cdp.If I remember correctly, compression increase concerned .tzarc files, not .cdp.
HD Terrain has a lot more information and this space needed to support it. It isn’t required that you use S2.0 or HD Terrain.