Force Max FPS to 60?
I've noticed when I have the camera locked to a sim as they move around it's very jittery compared to how smooth it used to be. I checked the in-game FPS and it's all over the place mostly in the 200...
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ArilyBoo I'm not understanding either, and I don't know why this would be. In past years, I remember that Sims 3 wouldn't always respect CP settings on a laptop with dual graphics because the iGPU's driver settings were winning out, so to speak, but that hasn't been a problem in a while and I don't even know whether you have a laptop. I only have TS2 installed on a laptop with AMD graphics at the moment, and while could test on an Nvidia desktop, that's not relevant if the issue is dual graphics.
Do you own the Sims 1 legacy version, and does the CP's fps limit work there? I don't remember seeing any reports of runaway framerates in that game, but I also don't remember how to check (other than with the Nvidia overlay or another outside app). That game isn't necessarily a valid comparison either, as it was redone to use Vulkan, but it would be interesting to know.
I do not have dual graphics, but I do have an Nvidia Geforce RTX 4070 TI. I also have a desktop gaming computer not a laptop. I own The Sims 1 Legacy version as well, but haven't really messed with it to often so I'm unsure if it's having the same issues or not. Something I will have to look into. Like I said it's weird this wasn't an issue with The Sims 2 Ultimate. Only with Legacy and it's probably how they optimized it.
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