03-31-2011, 12:06 PM
03-31-2011, 01:27 PM
Are you running the 32bit or 64bit linux binary? What CPU do you have? What graphics card do you have?
Load time is really dependent on disk, CPU, and graphics card speed. The levels themselves are pre-cached so that loading is fairly quick. There is a setting (which should be enabled by default) which forces amnesia to ONLY use the cache files. If, for some reason, that is OFF and your cache files have the wrong timestamp, AND Amnesia can not write to the game directory, then it will be rebuilding levels on every startup which is very slow.
Can you post your main_settings.cfg file that is located in your ~/.frictionalgames/Amnesia/Main ?
Load time is really dependent on disk, CPU, and graphics card speed. The levels themselves are pre-cached so that loading is fairly quick. There is a setting (which should be enabled by default) which forces amnesia to ONLY use the cache files. If, for some reason, that is OFF and your cache files have the wrong timestamp, AND Amnesia can not write to the game directory, then it will be rebuilding levels on every startup which is very slow.
Can you post your main_settings.cfg file that is located in your ~/.frictionalgames/Amnesia/Main ?
03-31-2011, 01:44 PM
I think I'm running the 64bit, but how can I check if it is 64 or 32?
Phenom II X2 550 BE
GeForce GTX 260 896 MB ram
The game is fast to change levels, but I was wondering about making it really istant
Phenom II X2 550 BE
GeForce GTX 260 896 MB ram
The game is fast to change levels, but I was wondering about making it really istant
Code:
<Main ShowMenu="true" ExitMenuDirectly="false" SaveConfig="true" DefaultProfileName="dev_user" StartLanguage="italian.lang" UpdateLogActive="false" LoadDebugMenu="false" ScreenShotExt="jpg" ForceCacheLoadingAndSkipSaving="true" ShowPreMenu="true" />
<Graphics TextureQuality="0" TextureFilter="2" TextureAnisotropy="16.000000" Gamma="1.100000" Shadows="1" SSAOActive="true" SSAOSamples="16" ShadowQuality="2" ShadowResolution="2" SSAOResolution="1" ParallaxEnabled="true" WorldReflection="true" EdgeSmooth="true" GBufferType="0" NumOfGBufferTextures="3" OcclusionTestLights="true" Refraction="true" ShadowsActive="true" ParallaxQuality="0" ForceShaderModel3And4Off="false" PostEffectBloom="true" PostEffectImageTrail="true" PostEffectSepia="true" PostEffectRadialBlur="true" PostEffectInsanity="true" />
<Engine LimitFPS="true" SleepWhenOutOfFocus="true" />
<Screen Width="1680" Height="1050" FullScreen="true" Vsync="false" />
<Physics PhysicsAccuracy="2" UpdatesPerSec="60.000000" />
<Sound Device="0" Volume="1.000000" MaxChannels="32" StreamBuffers="4" StreamBufferSize="262144" />
<MapLoad FastPhysicsLoad="false" FastStaticLoad="false" FastEntityLoad="false" />03-31-2011, 01:53 PM
There is no specific Amnesia settings for such a "tweak". You can create a RAM disk (a portion of your RAM that computer treats as a harddrive) and then install amnesia onto it and run from there I suppose.
04-01-2011, 04:58 PM
There's just a LOT of stuff begin loaded, so I don't think an "instant" is feasible. Possibly using a RAM disk *may* help.. (ie. tempfs or something similar)