FPS Unlock

[DadBeard]

Don't tell me it's not needed I am just asking if anyone found out already if you can unlock the fps so thats it's nice and smooth on my 144hz display.

[Jeris]

I feel obligated now to tell you it's not needsd.

[DadBeard]

60fps looks stuttery to me so yeah i need it THE SMOOTHNESS I NEED IT

[Zaxx]

I tried forcing vsync off in the GPU driver and that doesn't work and I failed to find a config file so far so it could be a hard lock. Anyway in the meantime switch your monitor to 120 Hz mode so that the frames are distributed evenly, should help with the stutter.

It's a very smooth 60 fps apart from the occasional dropped frame so it shouldn't stutter if your monitor is set up properly.

[DadBeard]

Originally posted by Zaxx:

I tried forcing vsync off in the GPU driver and that doesn't work and I failed to find a config file so far so it could be a hard lock. Anyway in the meantime switch your monitor to 120 Hz mode so that the frames are distributed evenly, should help with the stutter.

It's a very smooth 60 fps apart from the occasional dropped frame so it shouldn't stutter if your monitor is set up properly.

I have gsync it is fine I just like to have the smooth feeling of moving the mouse and everything. I can live with it as it's just a pnc but it would be a nice thing to have.

[Zaxx]

Originally posted by TheRealDadBeard:

Originally posted by Zaxx:

I tried forcing vsync off in the GPU driver and that doesn't work and I failed to find a config file so far so it could be a hard lock. Anyway in the meantime switch your monitor to 120 Hz mode so that the frames are distributed evenly, should help with the stutter.

It's a very smooth 60 fps apart from the occasional dropped frame so it shouldn't stutter if your monitor is set up properly.

I have gsync it is fine I just like to have the smooth feeling of moving the mouse and everything. I can live with it as it's just a pnc but it would be a nice thing to have.

Yeah I replayed the whole series at 144 Hz when I could (sometimes that wasn't easy, for the MI2 remaster you need to edit the exe to unlock the fps :D ) and it was great to have that smoothness and fast pointer response. It might seem like a small thing but it was just really cool, like because of the mouse controls you can really feel all dem frames so in a funny way it did matter a lot even though it's "pointless".

[Aris]

Originally posted by TheRealDadBeard:

Originally posted by Zaxx:

I tried forcing vsync off in the GPU driver and that doesn't work and I failed to find a config file so far so it could be a hard lock. Anyway in the meantime switch your monitor to 120 Hz mode so that the frames are distributed evenly, should help with the stutter.

It's a very smooth 60 fps apart from the occasional dropped frame so it shouldn't stutter if your monitor is set up properly.

I have gsync it is fine I just like to have the smooth feeling of moving the mouse and everything. I can live with it as it's just a pnc but it would be a nice thing to have.

What the game really needs is a hardware cursor, so the cursor is drawn by the GPU independently of game's fps. It even helps with a 60 Hz monitor since a hardware cursor doesn't have input latency.

[mr.urlauber]

Originally posted by Zaxx:

I tried forcing vsync off in the GPU driver and that doesn't work and I failed to find a config file so far so it could be a hard lock. Anyway in the meantime switch your monitor to 120 Hz mode so that the frames are distributed evenly, should help with the stutter.

It's a very smooth 60 fps apart from the occasional dropped frame so it shouldn't stutter if your monitor is set up properly.

you can find the config file in
%appdata%\Terrible Toybox\Return to Monkey Island
but no luck so far with anything regarding vsync or fps :/

[Zaxx]

Originally posted by mr.urlauber:

Originally posted by Zaxx:

I tried forcing vsync off in the GPU driver and that doesn't work and I failed to find a config file so far so it could be a hard lock. Anyway in the meantime switch your monitor to 120 Hz mode so that the frames are distributed evenly, should help with the stutter.

It's a very smooth 60 fps apart from the occasional dropped frame so it shouldn't stutter if your monitor is set up properly.

you can find the config file in
%appdata%\Terrible Toybox\Return to Monkey Island
but no luck so far with anything regarding vsync or fps :/

Yep, found the json file shortly after writing the comment and no fps setting. :( There are more settings in there than what Delores had though (same engine) so let's hope it will happen eventually.

I'm using a way too old GTX 970 and it's at like 10% utilization while playing the game so come on, unlock those frames, developers! :)

[rpgforme]

Guess I'm going to skip this then... sigh

[alenjenny]

Originally posted by TheRealDadBeard:

Don't tell me it's not needed I am just asking if anyone found out already if you can unlock the fps so thats it's nice and smooth on my 144hz display.

Yes, you can change the fps to as high as 240 if you want. I tried 144 on my 144hz display and it works beautifully! The steps are detailed in the link below:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/2060130/discussions/0/5241649843396820547/

Hope it helps!

[DadBeard]

Originally posted by alenjenny:

Originally posted by TheRealDadBeard:

Don't tell me it's not needed I am just asking if anyone found out already if you can unlock the fps so thats it's nice and smooth on my 144hz display.

Yes, you can change the fps to as high as 240 if you want. I tried 144 on my 144hz display and it works beautifully! The steps are detailed in the link below:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/2060130/discussions/0/5241649843396820547/

Hope it helps!

aww yiss looks muuuch better now soo smooth

[Playzr 🐵]

I also think that your eyes do not need these wasted in between frames that they'll never be able to keep up with.

[DadBeard]

Originally posted by Рlαγζr 🐵:

I also think that your eyes do not need these wasted in between frames that they'll never be able to keep up with.

Nothing wasted as you can see them 144hz

[rservello]

already been answered.

%AppData%\Roaming\Terrible Toybox\Return to Monkey Island/prefs.json
add
targetFrameRate: {framerate}

[Machin Shin]

We don't support a fully unlocked FPS, but you can change the target framerate by adding the following to your prefs file:
targetFrameRate: 120
(or add whatever number you'd like)
You can find your prefs file here:
Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Terrible Toybox/Return to Monkey Island
Windows: %AppData%\Roaming\Terrible Toybox\Return to Monkey Island