Originally posted by Demi: Yeah, I kind of regret this CPU and GPU if I'm being honest. 13600k and a 3080 (EVGA even). Really wish I went with Ryzen in the end. Hopefully AMDs next GPU/CPUS are better.AMD has been solidly kicking Intel's ass since the 3000-series CPU's, and beating Nvidia at everything except Raytracing since the 6000-series.
Originally posted by Demi:Read moreOriginally posted by SylenThunder: If it is on your computer, you can only reduce it by having enough CPU cores and power to support both hosting and playing at the same time. And if you have that kind of power, you should not be having any issues with performance....
If you want to post a log when you have an issue, we could look at that. You would head over to the Support section of the forum for details and would post a troubleshooting thread over there.
If you don't play multiplayer, then you would not see the message. Being that it is a warning, you would never see the message unless you look at the console or log for them.
Unity used to not care about you setting velocities on a kinematic RigidBody and then in 2022 they added a warning to tell you the velocity does not do anything because kinematic objects are not moved by velocities. Warnings don't break the game. I log plenty or these every day for all manner of testing. They are the same as a normal log message except they say "warning". Now, if there is a lot of spam of any type of message then it may cause a small performance hit, but it should not crash.
I found two places in vehicle code where it happens and fixed them. One seems to be an actual bug where the vehicle would not have its velocity transferred when the server resumes ownership of the vehicle.
Originally posted by Kohi: Why has there not been a single patch or anything since full release? Obviously doesn't have to be insane but there are still so many issues and ideas that people keep adding to the forums that im kinda shocked there hasnt even been a patch. 4 days before release we were getting one every day lolXbox got a hotfix patch a couple of days ago.
Your controller turning off when using keyboard and mouse is not under control of a game. That is what the Xbox OS does. Allan discovered that if you removed the controller batteries and plug it into the console, the controller will stay on.
Smell would be nice to have again, but there is a giant pile of things that would be nice to do. The pile is always bigger than the amount of time we have, so we have to prioritize what we work on.
Sorry, but the data seems to be gone, so there is no getting it back. It stinks, but games have bugs. This was a rare bug that required just the right timing between multiple threads for it to happen. Even when we knew exactly what we were looking for, we only saw it happen once between several different people testing just crates loading and unloading for hours.
Curse those multiverses!
If it says b334, then that is the fix.
That is why we are switching to the Omega versioning system. It involves time travel, where you go back in time to fix bugs before they can be born.
"They would reshape the Future by changing the Past. The plan required something that felt no pity. No pain. No fear. Something unstoppable. They created the Terminator."
The Buginator will be unleashed soon, but since the past will change, we will no longer remember this conversation..........
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