There was a thread recently about how to improve frame rates, which included a youTube video. I can't find it, so I can't reference it here.
It suggested deleting the "speedtree.dll" file from the plugins folder. It said that in TS2012 it would disable the Speedtree movement, but leave the trees intact.
I thought I'd try it, but fortunately I have enough experience to not delete the file, but move it to somewhere safe.
The result was, as you might expect, that all my Speedtrees disappeared. There was no improvement in the FPS of my Trainz, despite the fact that the Speedtrees were gone!
Of course I had to restore the .dll file. If I had followed this person's advice and deleted the file, I would have been "screwed". Maybe I would have had to reinstall my Trainz.
Just a warning that some people are not as clever as they think.
Mick Berg.
It suggested deleting the "speedtree.dll" file from the plugins folder. It said that in TS2012 it would disable the Speedtree movement, but leave the trees intact.
I thought I'd try it, but fortunately I have enough experience to not delete the file, but move it to somewhere safe.
The result was, as you might expect, that all my Speedtrees disappeared. There was no improvement in the FPS of my Trainz, despite the fact that the Speedtrees were gone!
Of course I had to restore the .dll file. If I had followed this person's advice and deleted the file, I would have been "screwed". Maybe I would have had to reinstall my Trainz.
Just a warning that some people are not as clever as they think.
Mick Berg.