Seems to be mainly the Game.ini which gets filled by custom commands from mods. All the other ones should be fine. But then again, they are just the mod settings and I could only see that causing problems if commands from a disabled/removed mod are still present. Those will be listed under the brackets and could just be removed manually via text editor, if someone doesn't want to delete the entire file. Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong with my assessment.
The reason i couldnt find the InI files last time is that they are in the User/AppData File Area. But i have MW5 and the Mods installed on a different Partition for very obvious Reasons :) I am not sure this INI Purge has anything to do with the Frame Rate Fix. Most likely Restarting the Game is what fixes it, cause thats what i experienced alot. If my Game Starts to act up i had to restart it and then it worked for a few hours until it acted up again. It must build up somehwere else in a like a Cache File or in the Computer Memory itself. I gotten alot less issues after i switched out my Memory in my PC a few weeks ago, to have it run peropy in dual channel Mode while still having 32 GB instead of 16. The Xenopax Optimize Mod helped with stutter Issues and FPS drops but it doesnt fix that at some Points my Mods start to act up and make it unplayable and it usually starts in the Hangar or Star Map causing overlay Issues and slow response and loading times between the different screens.
I looked into all the ini files and there is at least no visible Data Garbage in them. The 1KB big ones are all practically empty Files. Engine.ini contains the Paths to Parts of the Game Files and you can add special SystemSettings that act like "xxx.Exe -giveOrder -GiveOrder2" I added for example these Lines from Reddit helping me with some graphic Issues that i had. [SystemSettings] r.DefaultFeature.AntiAliasing=0 r.PostProcessAAQuality=0 r.SceneColorFringeQuality=0 r.MotionBlurQuality=0 r.Tonemapper.Quality=1 r.Tonemapper.GrainQuantization=0 r.VSync=0 r.AmbientOcclusionLevels=0 [/script/engine.inputsettings] bEnableMouseSmoothing=False
Yeah it wont fix every frame rate issue, but for me this fixes what I get. Regardless of whether or not I restart the game it will still have low frame rate until I do this, and this happens probably once a month or so.
@@Commander_XVII OK totally different Issue then. I wonder what causes this because i looked into the Ini files and they dont fill up with anything. Maybe its caused through a combination of Mod or Game Updates and Ini files not getting properly updated? oO Very Strange.
Very good advice :)
All thanks to you my friend!
Seems to be mainly the Game.ini which gets filled by custom commands from mods. All the other ones should be fine. But then again, they are just the mod settings and I could only see that causing problems if commands from a disabled/removed mod are still present. Those will be listed under the brackets and could just be removed manually via text editor, if someone doesn't want to delete the entire file. Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong with my assessment.
Mine was in the folder: $Username/AppData\Local\MW5Mercs\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor
WTF where have half the comments gone?
The reason i couldnt find the InI files last time is that they are in the User/AppData File Area.
But i have MW5 and the Mods installed on a different Partition for very obvious Reasons :)
I am not sure this INI Purge has anything to do with the Frame Rate Fix. Most likely Restarting the Game is what fixes it, cause thats what i experienced alot.
If my Game Starts to act up i had to restart it and then it worked for a few hours until it acted up again.
It must build up somehwere else in a like a Cache File or in the Computer Memory itself. I gotten alot less issues after i switched out my Memory in my PC a few weeks ago, to have it run peropy in dual channel Mode while still having 32 GB instead of 16.
The Xenopax Optimize Mod helped with stutter Issues and FPS drops but it doesnt fix that at some Points my Mods start to act up and make it unplayable and it usually starts in the Hangar or Star Map causing overlay Issues and slow response and loading times between the different screens.
I looked into all the ini files and there is at least no visible Data Garbage in them. The 1KB big ones are all practically empty Files.
Engine.ini contains the Paths to Parts of the Game Files and you can add special SystemSettings that act like "xxx.Exe -giveOrder -GiveOrder2"
I added for example these Lines from Reddit helping me with some graphic Issues that i had.
[SystemSettings]
r.DefaultFeature.AntiAliasing=0
r.PostProcessAAQuality=0
r.SceneColorFringeQuality=0
r.MotionBlurQuality=0
r.Tonemapper.Quality=1
r.Tonemapper.GrainQuantization=0
r.VSync=0
r.AmbientOcclusionLevels=0
[/script/engine.inputsettings]
bEnableMouseSmoothing=False
Yeah it wont fix every frame rate issue, but for me this fixes what I get. Regardless of whether or not I restart the game it will still have low frame rate until I do this, and this happens probably once a month or so.
@@Commander_XVII
OK totally different Issue then.
I wonder what causes this because i looked into the Ini files and they dont fill up with anything. Maybe its caused through a combination of Mod or Game Updates and Ini files not getting properly updated? oO
Very Strange.
I couldnt tell you haha.. certainly not my area of expertise.