JustinSane Onizuka
Junior Member
Join date: 9 Jan 2004
Posts: 3
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01-09-2004 21:06
stupid computer! only 700 mghz and 256 mgs of ram. I'm under the system req. but I'm still doing fine. I can load normal sized ammount of people but a lot I can't handle. Any tips for making things faster?
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James Miller
Village Idiot
Join date: 9 Jan 2003
Posts: 1,500
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01-09-2004 21:28
Go to Edit -> Preferences and pretty much lower all the display options and Options options. Also, press Control + Alt + Shift + D to show the debug menu, then Alt-3 to stop rendering trees. That sould help quite a bit. Press Alt-1 to check your FPS. Remember, it's still a beta on the mac, so, it's bound to be slow 
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Meekrat Pendragon
Registered User
Join date: 30 Dec 2003
Posts: 19
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01-15-2004 13:01
From: someone Originally posted by James Miller Go to Edit -> Preferences and pretty much lower all the display options and Options options. Also, press Control + Alt + Shift + D to show the debug menu, then Alt-3 to stop rendering trees. That sould help quite a bit. Press Alt-1 to check your FPS. What the heck is this "Alt" button you're talking about...  For Mac users who really have this question, use the open apple key (also know as the Cmd/command key).
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Arcturus Pendragon
Junior Member
Join date: 16 Jan 2004
Posts: 1
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01-18-2004 17:59
I've got a DP 1.25G G4, w/Radeon 9000. It works pretty well, but it gets REAL laggy when quite a few people are in the area. Texture loads seem to take a long time.
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Cienna Rand
Inside Joke
Join date: 20 Sep 2003
Posts: 489
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01-19-2004 07:37
From: someone Originally posted by Meekrat Pendragon What the heck is this "Alt" button you're talking about... 
For Mac users who really have this question, use the open apple key (also know as the Cmd/command key). To my knowledge I turned debug on on my Mac with Ctrl-Alt-Shift-D just like the PC.. In fact I don't think a single keystroke on the Mac actually uses the Cmd key? (Dumb, that) If one reads the fine print on the Option key, you'll see "Alt".
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