08-20-2017, 01:56 AM (This post was last modified: 08-20-2017, 12:09 PM by ssshadow.)
Getting a weird flickering issue with Vulkan on the most recent version that wasn't there before. My framerate seems higher than before but I'm going to have to revert as the game is unplayable like this. The issue is not happening with OpenGL but my framerate is much lower with that.
I've observed that game is smoother but as a result tends to random stutter a lot e.g. rotating camera was a nightmare
Also, loading screens are longer and screen freezes but audio continues
Is it my imagination or is the Input system frame dependent? Whenever fps drop while you run, joker stops running and immediately changes into a slow walk. That made the Okumura's spaceport timed challenges really, really hard... is that how the PS3 works by design or is it something which can be changed? I don't think input intensity should be affected by framerate... but that's the feeling the game it's giving me right now (by the way, I use a keyboard to play, not a joystick).
08-20-2017, 06:52 AM (This post was last modified: 08-20-2017, 06:57 AM by FibYar.)
(08-20-2017, 01:56 AM)Zem Wrote: Getting a weird flickering issue with Vulkan on the most recent version that wasn't there before. My framerate seems higher than before but I'm going to have to revert as the game is unplayable like this. The issue is not happening with OpenGL but my framerate is much lower with that.
Try to update a driver for your videocard. Worked for me (NVIDIA).
(08-20-2017, 03:57 AM)Alverik Wrote: Is it my imagination or is the Input system frame dependent? Whenever fps drop while you run, joker stops running and immediately changes into a slow walk. That made the Okumura's spaceport timed challenges really, really hard... is that how the PS3 works by design or is it something which can be changed? I don't think input intensity should be affected by framerate... but that's the feeling the game it's giving me right now (by the way, I use a keyboard to play, not a joystick).
Got the same issue. I've managed to partially resolve this by setting "Enable Frame Skip" to "true" and (probably) "SPU delay penalty" to "0".
By the way (I don't know if you aware of this), when Joker stops running, you should stop pressing a direction button and press it again - it will make Joker to run again.
By the way, I use an XBox360 gamepad.
08-20-2017, 07:52 AM (This post was last modified: 08-20-2017, 07:55 AM by Alverik.)
(08-20-2017, 06:52 AM)FibYar Wrote:
(08-20-2017, 01:56 AM)Zem Wrote: Getting a weird flickering issue with Vulkan on the most recent version that wasn't there before. My framerate seems higher than before but I'm going to have to revert as the game is unplayable like this. The issue is not happening with OpenGL but my framerate is much lower with that.
Try to update a driver for your videocard. Worked for me (NVIDIA).
(08-20-2017, 03:57 AM)Alverik Wrote: Is it my imagination or is the Input system frame dependent? Whenever fps drop while you run, joker stops running and immediately changes into a slow walk. That made the Okumura's spaceport timed challenges really, really hard... is that how the PS3 works by design or is it something which can be changed? I don't think input intensity should be affected by framerate... but that's the feeling the game it's giving me right now (by the way, I use a keyboard to play, not a joystick).
Got the same issue. I've managed to partially resolve this by setting "Enable Frame Skip" to "true" and (probably) "SPU delay penalty" to "0".
By the way (I don't know if you aware of this), when Joker stops running, you should stop pressing a direction button and press it again - it will make Joker to run again.
By the way, I use an XBox360 gamepad.
Yep, I know Joker resumes running after stopping completely for a bit. But what saved me was that for some reason the speed pickups up if you stay in the pause menu for a while. So every time this happened I would pause, wait 4 or 5 seconds, then quickly get on with the running, then rinse and repeat, lol. Will try your suggested settings too and see how it goes, thanks.
Anyway, the fps fluctuation is very weird right now, from super fast to really slow. I mean, it's the same shot, same objects, but it seem to get really fast if I enter the pause menu for a while. Though, I am using an Nvidia card (GTX970) and they said there's a memory leak with nvidia GPUs. Or maybe it's just a not yet ironed out quirk in the new shader compiler... Probably will also try OpenGL just in case.
Still, looking quite nice, great improvements. Love how fast they're making progress.
(08-20-2017, 03:44 AM)zeromisery00 Wrote: I've observed that game is smoother but as a result tends to random stutter a lot e.g. rotating camera was a nightmare
Also, loading screens are longer and screen freezes but audio continues
(Note, this is on the 0.0.3-5805 build)
From what I can tell most of the stuttering is caused by the emulator compiling new shaders everytime it has to render something it hasn't encountered before. This drives the CPU up the wall and causes everything to lock up until it's done (usage goes up to 100%).
On my laptop with a skylake i7 (4 core) I get the have the same issue as you and the clock goes up as high as it can (~3.2 ghz).
On a desktop the issue isn't nearly as big, it's actually far more playable than before the rework.
The shaders are compiled before it has a chance to lock up and the framerate's up by 5-12 fps, although I've noticed that in the ingame engine cutscenes the audio tends to get desynched a bit.
I don't understand. Everyone says the game works much faster on a new build. But as for me it runs almost at the same framerate. What I'm doing wrong?
P.S. I see a shader compiling process in log so I'm definitely using correct build.