if yall get the chance could you add a fps limiter <3

[keen summit]

please and thank you if its not too much trouble gang beasts. Love your game a ton its consumed my freetime whole the past couple weeks

[past tree]

Isn't there vSync and a "Target FPS" option?

[agile drift]

Gang beasts?

[rare elm]

These options are very obviously already available under Options > Graphics

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[keen summit]

not tru

vsync nor target fps limits it hard cap

I dont want my game running at 240+ fps constantly

I already tested both in game

[rare elm]

Then perhaps you have some control panel settings for your graphics card that are overriding these values? These functions work, they would not exist in the game if they did not, and I can cap my FPS just fine with these.

Are you running an Nvidia or AMD graphics card?

I could absolutely make these settings non-functional by overriding them via Nvidia Control Panel settings either globally or on a per-game basis:

So, if you have Nvidia, ensure "Use the 3D application setting" is enabled

Alternatively, you could force these settings in the same way through your GPU control panel, max FPS and Vsync.

[keen summit]

my control panel v sync is already on use the 3d app

could it be another setting?

[rare elm]

Well, there ya go. Unity can't override that easily, certainly not of "Vsync" is enabled in the game AND your control panel... and you should also clamp your max FPS in your control panel, too.

[rare elm]

Not unless you have some other 3rd party application interfering with this

By default in Unity, the 'Vsync' flag clamps FPS to 60 - that said, I have no idea exactly how Kenneth is doing this in his codebase, use of 3rd party packages, or default "Unity way"

[keen summit]

I already tried using application specific settings but nvidia wont pop up software inc at all as its one single app.
I also didnt want to cap my fps globally because I wanted to have software inc on at the same time as other games

[keen summit]

mine wouldnt pop up are you on windows 11?

[rare elm]

If it's not there, you browse and point to the .exe

You can find where it is located very fast through Steam Library - right click on the item and select "Properties", and the in the "Installed Files" field there is a "Browse" button:

[keen summit]

I figured it out now thank you I was using the add function incorreclty I thought I was adding the program where its 1. select the program I was looking for it in there my mistake

[rare elm]

Best wishes and good luck! 🍀