Are you sure there aren't conflicting global/per app settings? Does it work if you start the game by right clicking and choosing "run with graphics processor / high performance nvidia processor"?

The next major feature will be javascript scripting on the client. Before that I have to finish something else that it's probably better for me to not talk about.

That should be plenty. 30 FPS is around what you'd get from the integrated graphics on that CPU. Are you sure your Nvidia drivers aren't using the integrated GPU to save power? Depending on the version there's an option to control that in Nvidia control panel.

It wasn't to kick bad players. It was to stop people from randomly riding around and running into other players. But now that it can ghost out players who haven't hit a gate recently the old kick system is redundant and obsolete.

Doesn't look like stuttering so much as just general slowness. A GTX 970 should average way better than 32 FPS. What CPU are you using?

I've disabled it. Didn't seem like staying under 5 cuts would be that difficult.

How slow are the skips? If you type /fpshist in the game's chat screen, what does it show?

Also, what does the driver info in the graphics setup screen say?

Do you have any huge skins installed?

What server was it?

Try disabling demo recording. (It's off by default.) Don't run a really high setting for ground texture res.

Python 2 and 3 aren't compatible. Once they broke compatibility I stopped using Python for any new scripts. So everything I wrote will be for Python 2 except the export script for Blender which is Python 3.

You probably need to remove your MXS folders and reinstall with a legit installer. Send me an email from the account you ordered the game with and I'll have your download link resent.

Always nice to see the first players still around. Welcome back!

It should update the next time you run a race on that track.

Sorry I used the Fedora location. Looks like Ubuntu puts it here:

/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/alsa-lib/libasound_module_pcm_pulse.so

If you don't see it try this:

sudo apt-get install libasound2:i386 libasound2-plugins:i386