Posted August 04, 2013
17 frames per second, is that how this game is supposed to run or is it some kind of bug?
CloudXIV
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Registered: Jun 2012
From Poland
FudoMyo
New User
Registered: Sep 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted April 06, 2014
Same exact problem. Stuck at 17 FPS.
HenitoKisou
Alter Ego
Registered: Jun 2011
From Poland
Posted April 06, 2014
Not a bug, just hardcoded in-game framerate.
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Registered: Jun 2012
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ssAxl
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Registered: Apr 2012
From France
Posted August 29, 2017
I remember old PC or ps1 games being locked at ~15fps, but it looked less jerky on CRT screens (or maybe I'm just imagining things).
how about the file named "config.dat" open with notepad++ ?
It's located in folder Deathtrap Dungeon\ASYLUM.
There is a line called "FRAME_LOCK 16"
Axl
ShellDNMS
Old Blues
Registered: Feb 2016
From Russian Federation
Posted December 16, 2017
I remember old PC or ps1 games being locked at ~15fps, but it looked less jerky on CRT screens (or maybe I'm just imagining things).
how about the file named "config.dat" open with notepad++ ?
It's located in folder Deathtrap Dungeon\ASYLUM.
There is a line called "FRAME_LOCK 16"
Axl
Aaaaaaand game is running too fast. :D Guess the best frame lock is 20-25.
Dreamteam67
no longer a noob
Registered: Sep 2010
From United States
Posted June 04, 2020
Changing the frame rate accelerates the game (you can slow it down this way too).
But go into the game file and look for "nglide_config.exe". It is a utility that allows you to change some of the graphic settings, for example to you can run the game in your native screen resolution. You can even run nglide while the game is running in the background, to see the changes in realtime and get the settings just right, That might help.
But go into the game file and look for "nglide_config.exe". It is a utility that allows you to change some of the graphic settings, for example to you can run the game in your native screen resolution. You can even run nglide while the game is running in the background, to see the changes in realtime and get the settings just right, That might help.
TrollTaco
New User
Registered: Apr 2017
From United States
Posted April 20, 2024
Setting FRAME_LOCK to 20 seems to be the most consistent. It is also on par with the ps1 version. Not alot of performance gained, but better than the normal. I beat the entire game like this with no issues.