Tons of Screen Tearing? [SOLVED]

[Fleshly Delight]

I've got a crazy amount of screen tearing going on and without the option of V-Sync, there's not much I know of what I can do.
I don't use the Nvidia Control Panel, so that's already an option removed.
Tried both display modes for windowed full screen and full screen, but it is the same for both.
Max frame limit is 60.
All settings are set to Epic and changing them doesn't reduce or increase the screen tearing.
Recorded footage, of 60fps, 1080p, doesn't show the screen tearing experience in game.


Is there any known way to fix this?
Am I as blind as Stevie Wonder and I missed that V-sync was actually an option?

[Hadigun]

Dude, on your pc, go to "C:\Users\[You ID]\AppData\Local\DungeonCrawler\Saved\Config\Windows"

Open the file "GameUserSettings.ini" with any text editor.
Find the line : bUseVSync=False
Change it to True like this : bUseVSync=True
Save. It will enable V Sync.

Oh and btw, you should be able to change your fps at this line :
FrameRateLimit=60.000000

[Fleshly Delight]

Originally posted by Hadigun:

Dude, on your pc, go to "C:\Users\[You ID]\AppData\Local\DungeonCrawler\Saved\Config\Windows"

Open the file "GameUserSettings.ini" with any text editor.
Find the line : bUseVSync=False
Change it to True like this : bUseVSync=True
Save. It will enable V Sync.

Oh and btw, you should be able to change your fps at this line :
FrameRateLimit=60.000000

So far, so good, it looks like it's completely gone now.
You a real G for this.

I checked in Local too, but completely glanced over 'DungeonCrawler' because it wasn't the name of the game or the publisher/dev.
I probably should have assumed that the name of the folder would have lead to the game when they both start with 'D' and the game is a Dungeon Crawler looking real close to AD&D.
No offense to the dev, but I really hate it when devs do that ♥♥♥♥.
Like, just name it your game/publisher/or dev.

Thanks for the info though, I'll mark as 'solved' so others can find this and fix it too.

[EyeBall]

Originally posted by Hadigun:

Dude, on your pc, go to "C:\Users\[You ID]\AppData\Local\DungeonCrawler\Saved\Config\Windows"

Open the file "GameUserSettings.ini" with any text editor.
Find the line : bUseVSync=False
Change it to True like this : bUseVSync=True
Save. It will enable V Sync.

Oh and btw, you should be able to change your fps at this line :
FrameRateLimit=60.000000

im having trouble finding the, You ID]\AppData\Local\DungeonCrawler\Saved\Config\Windows

[P_H_E_E_N_I_X]

Originally posted by EyeBall:

Originally posted by Hadigun:

Dude, on your pc, go to "C:\Users\[You ID]\AppData\Local\DungeonCrawler\Saved\Config\Windows"

Open the file "GameUserSettings.ini" with any text editor.
Find the line : bUseVSync=False
Change it to True like this : bUseVSync=True
Save. It will enable V Sync.

Oh and btw, you should be able to change your fps at this line :
FrameRateLimit=60.000000

im having trouble finding the, You ID]\AppData\Local\DungeonCrawler\Saved\Config\Windows

AppData Folder is normally hidden by Windows. You have to activate "view hidden folder files" in Windows Setttings to see it.

[HexTheMoaf]

I tried this and the true goes back to false

[aidan]

Originally posted by hexwarriorhex1:

I tried this and the true goes back to false

You saved the file after editing right? You can click ctrl + s to quicksave it while you are editing