It can take up to 30+ seconds for Splines to load after a few hours running my session.
I have Trainz V-Sync set to 'None' and video card V-Sync set to 'Fast' on a RTX-2060s card. (CPU at ~25% and card at ~80%). This gives me a near perfect stutter free display even when fast Roaming/Jumping across the game world.
I have reported this to N3V support via bug report. Their 'fix' was to change video settings!
(ALL other video setting combinations produce noticeable stutter to a greater or lesser degree on my PC.)
I have found the 'Driver Message Display' somehow causes the problem on my PC for the 'None/Fast' configuration.
NOTE: 'Driver Notifications' in 'Display' menu drop has to be ticked.
Toggling the Driver Message Display' to 'OFF' will bring load times back to near startup delay level.
Toggle 'ON' and the Spline load times jump back out.
I still run with 'Driver Message Display' ON but I toggle it when I move between trains.
Hope this helps someone.
I have Trainz V-Sync set to 'None' and video card V-Sync set to 'Fast' on a RTX-2060s card. (CPU at ~25% and card at ~80%). This gives me a near perfect stutter free display even when fast Roaming/Jumping across the game world.
I have reported this to N3V support via bug report. Their 'fix' was to change video settings!
(ALL other video setting combinations produce noticeable stutter to a greater or lesser degree on my PC.)
I have found the 'Driver Message Display' somehow causes the problem on my PC for the 'None/Fast' configuration.
NOTE: 'Driver Notifications' in 'Display' menu drop has to be ticked.
Toggling the Driver Message Display' to 'OFF' will bring load times back to near startup delay level.
Toggle 'ON' and the Spline load times jump back out.
I still run with 'Driver Message Display' ON but I toggle it when I move between trains.
Hope this helps someone.