Lego Batman Level 1-1 Gltich

[Bungletastic]

I have searched online everywhere looking for a solution to this but I can't find anything, so I decided to try this. I have been having a problem in Lego Batman that literally makes the game unplayable. I start a New Game and it goes to 1-1 just fine, but when I get to the part where I use Robin to drive the little green RC Car, it only turns, not actually driving. I have to plug in an Xbox 360 Controller and use the 2nd Player option just to bump the RC Car for it to start driving for player 1. That is such an nussence. And to make things worse, after the RC Car starts driving, it gets stuck in the ramp and can't go inside the building. I have tried literally everything, from every possibility in-game to reinstalling the game. Nothing works. Is the game really this buggy normally? And is there some way I can fix it?

[BushwalkerSP]

It looks like your research was not very thorough. It's a known issue. You need to turn V-sync on in your game video settings and that should fix your problem.

[Bungletastic]

I looked everywhere, guess it wasn't good enough..
But thank you so much.

[Alluusio]

Thank you so much! I was stuck with the same problem! Now I can finally play this game...

[colder68]

Thanks for the help, why are these two things even connected?!

[:joy_cat:]

thanks for help

[Snooke]

i know this is from a very long time ago, but i cant turn on vsync for some reason? help

[Snooke]

Originally posted by Snooke:

i know this is from a very long time ago, but i cant turn on vsync for some reason? help

nevermind i was doing it wrong

[ryankrage77]

Thanks for this, was the first result when I googled, fixed my problem in 30 seconds flat :)

Originally posted by colder68:

why are these two things even connected?!

If I had to guess as to what causes this, I think the acceleration of the car is tied to the framerate, so when the game runs at thousands of FPS rather than 60, it takes way longer for the car to get up to speed. Normally I'd expect it to be the other way around (higher FPS = faster physics/animation), but in this game they must be doing something like accelerating faster if there's a lower framerate, so the speed is consistent at 30, 50 and 60 fps (the console version running on a TV would be at 50 or 60Hz depending on if it's PAL or NTSC, and I expect it ran at 30fps on some consoles too). This means that when it runs at thousands of FPS, it thinks the game (or at least the car physics) is running way faster than it really is, so it slows things down to compensate, but gets it the scale factor wrong.

Only problem with this theory is that the car rotates at a normal speed (not to mention the rest of the game still works fine). No idea why it only affects that one aspect of it.

If anyone does know for sure, I'd love to hear the explanation.

[camopizzaa]

I am having this same problem! Can someone tell me how to fix this? Is it still by turning on the V-sync? If so, how do I do that?

[ryankrage77]

Originally posted by camopizzaa:

I am having this same problem! Can someone tell me how to fix this? Is it still by turning on the V-sync? If so, how do I do that?

read my last comment on this thread, I used this fix two days ago, yes it still works.
Pause the game > options > video settings

[AMB_BlackBee]

TYSM

[เ๒คђςคﻮ]

Hey, I had the same problem, I tried to put Vsync on but I still had the problem, then I tried something else, I tried to limit the game to 60 fps with the panel Nvidia control and now I can move remote controlled cars, maybe this will help someone, bye

[FAZE~KASH]

hey it wont let me turn on vsync

[『BLACKSOUL』]

yes

[odySRT]

you guys can actually play this game. For me the game doesn't even launch