Do you still get the slow frames when you don't move? It it only happens when you're moving try lowering your terrain texture settings.

Best to just have more servers. More servers with less riders in each server will actually use less bandwidth than one server with the same total number of riders.

AHeckman2 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 04, 2024 7:30 pm lol trying to send the template I released for free? See how far that gets you

He's not really selling the template. He's selling the service of typing someone's number into your free template.

Would have been courteous to give you a credit though.

38823 and 39083 are now name locked.

Not sure where this would be located in Crossover but it'd be interesting to see what the lastlog.txt file looked like for the newer snapshots that don't run. Might just take adding "--glversion 4.1core" to the command line to get it going.

I don't have an ARM version of MXS currently. (The switch uses an ARM CPU.) Might be possible using an emulator.

He's muted and name locked.

Read a little more and it looks like they only support newer OpenGL when opened as a core context. So you might have better luck with the newer snapshots which ask for a 3.1 core context by default. Is there any indication of why the newer snapshots aren't starting?

If it only supports OpenGL 2.1 it'll be almost impossible to support. OpenGL 2.1 is 17 years old. Not sure what Apple is thinking providing such terrible OpenGL support.

Not sure about it but it might be different if you install XQuartz and have Wine use that instead of native Mac rendering.

When you type /saveframetimes in the chat screen, what frame times are you seeing in %localappdata%\MX Simulator\frametimes.txt?

When you're getting 1 fps, what does the driver info in the graphics menu say?

Which version of the game are you running? Recent snapshots are 64 bit and 1.13 is 32 bit so there might be a difference there.

The most likely reason for super slow framerates would be software OpenGL rendering. Not sure what the best way to troubleshoot that would be on Wine/Mac.

Is it the installer or the game itself that fails on Crossover?

Try disabling threaded optimizations.

Recent snapshots have a /saveframetimes command if you want to check how bad the stutter is.

Make sure your tracks are directly in the "MX Simulator" folder and not in a subfolder inside that folder. If you do something like make a "tracks" subfolder the game will still see them but they won't be able to find their media.