Trainsim Moderators: scratching their heads and debating as to whether the word " Speculating" should be allowed in all future conversations. Of coures with the passing of time I'm now like some others in the trainsim community and just speculating because what choice do we have when so little information is shared by the developers.
Neon drive free mod#
LOL Can't even begin to imagine the reaction if the V2 addon rolling stock and routes is not backward compatiable with V3.Ĭombine that with no route editor or the ability not be able to mod content and a posible upgrade of your computer for the new engine and I'm struggling to see as to whether it will be a worthwhile investment. It's based on an entirely different graphics engine, and based on what little dev's have shared, its sure to require a much healthier system then an Inspiration 660xx, and it (and additions?) will co$t It's based on an entirely different graphics engine, and based on what little dev's have shared, its sure to require a much healthier system then an Inspiration 660xx, and it (and additions?) will co$t. As good as Run8 is, Version 3 is just around the corner. Having said that, at this point, unless you plan on upgrading your system and have a few extra bucks laying around, I would hold off. And, as stated, there no creating/manipulation/editing any of the Run8 components.
Neon drive free windows#
Run8 control panel has a few basic video controls, but customers have no control over its built in 3d settings through Windows or, for example, the NVidia control panel. A good graphics card helps processing renders, but the biggest appreciable difference in how the sim looks is achieved with a 4k monitor with a 4k video card. You won't get the extreme stuttering/pauses like MSTS variations when taxed, but frame rates can be low with older computer builds. Go all in with all the pay-ware routes & rollingstock and heavily populating the routes with trains/consists, the CPU/memory starts getting taxed. Out of the box, it will run fine on the slimmest 660. As a train simulator, nothing compares to Run8.
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