Choppy movement

[rdk.]

So I just bought the game, and I can't play it because it's hurting my eyes playing this game.
Movement is so choppy, feels like 30hz. My graphics card is updated, I've run the integrity thingy, enabled vsync, turned up and down all graphics settings, nothing seems to work. Btw I have steady 100-120 fps in game on high settings. I just want to be able to play the game smoothly

[-A7 Demon Seed-]

Originally posted by Matthew_982:

Hello, sorry to hear you’re having problems with House Flipper.

Please can you send your PC specifications and logs to [e-mail] along with a description of the problem? A member of Frozen District will get back to you as soon as possible.

How to get logs: https://krej-net.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/HFS/pages/424869963/How+to+get+logs

Thank you for your time and I hope you have a nice day.

. I have a beast of a computer, and its choppy as heck. 300 plus fps. 32gb ram RTX 2080 TI, i7 9700k etc etc The devs need to fix the game instead of putting out dlc. I ownt even play the game longer than a few mins because of it

[Labargoth]

I'm in the same boat. Good fps, great PC, the game seems smooth just looking around. But as soon as I move it has constant microstutters. It hurts my eyes.

[Nite69]

you can fix the choppy movement by enabling the ECO options in gameplay, it will fog the windows in the distance and limit the lighting to the room you are working on

also be sure to set the autosave to 30 minutes, default is 3 minutes, this will cut down on the stutter

[Labargoth]

Originally posted by Nite69:

you can fix the choppy movement by enabling the ECO options in gameplay, it will fog the windows in the distance and limit the lighting to the room you are working on

also be sure to set the autosave to 30 minutes, default is 3 minutes, this will cut down on the stutter

I thought the ECO option is made for bad PCs, not meant as a default setting?
Also autosaves have nothing to do with the issue. It's not lag caused by saving, it's microstutters caused by moving, regardless of if a save is being made or not.

//edit: tried it nonetheless, but it doesn't change a thing about the stutters. Even everything set to ultra low settings the stutter occurs. I hope this is enough to prove that it's not an issue on the side of the user, but an issue with the game or its engine itself.

[Nite69]

Its not just for bad PC's the game is not optimized so I have to use it even on my system, I am on a Ryzen 5 2600x, 16GB ram, GTX 1070 and keeping the ECO mode options on helped smooth it out for me

[Pe4enie]

Guys, I had this issue before with pretty beefy PC, and still have the same issue after upgrading to even beefier PC. Also, not only in this game, but in ALL their games. There is no solution to this and developer doesn't even answer the emails with specs and video proof.

[Lavrcia]

Same problem, I have 120fps but games feels like 30fps no matter what I do.

[CrimsonGuy]

Something is definitely up here. I just bought the game, and like others are saying, I've got a good frame rate -- 120fps.

If I just use my mouse to turn the camera, everything is smooth as expected.

But as soon as you walk forward and turn the camera at the same time, there is a large amount of stuttering that doesn't make any sense. I've tried flipping around settings, but this appears to be an omnipresent feature of the movement. On far away structures, this doesn't matter that much. But in a game about walking around in a room and grabbing stuff, this is really problematic.

[I have quit gaming]

Originally posted by CrimsonGuy:

Something is definitely up here. I just bought the game, and like others are saying, I've got a good frame rate -- 120fps.

If I just use my mouse to turn the camera, everything is smooth as expected.

But as soon as you walk forward and turn the camera at the same time, there is a large amount of stuttering that doesn't make any sense. I've tried flipping around settings, but this appears to be an omnipresent feature of the movement. On far away structures, this doesn't matter that much. But in a game about walking around in a room and grabbing stuff, this is really problematic.

Welcome to the club.

We are trying to get the devs attention for 2,5 years in serveral threads now. In the beginning they were active on the forums but ignored all threads about it. Then 2 years ago they finally responded with something like: "We are aware of the issue and have forwarded it to the dev team" .. But after that nothing happened.

I gave up a long time ago. It's probably not even that they don't care, they are just unable to fix it in the current engine.

[Koles]

I have same problem, I used to have 1060 i5 6600k and there was no choppyness, now I am playing with 3070, 5800x and it has micro stutters making me nouseous, I tried different settings preset, eco, regular, ultra, vsync on, off, native monitor fps, 140, 60, nothing helps, 60fps locks makes it even worse.

[Reczberg]

Originally posted by Jarek 2 - PZ,Hunt & CoD2:

Originally posted by CrimsonGuy:

Something is definitely up here. I just bought the game, and like others are saying, I've got a good frame rate -- 120fps.

If I just use my mouse to turn the camera, everything is smooth as expected.

But as soon as you walk forward and turn the camera at the same time, there is a large amount of stuttering that doesn't make any sense. I've tried flipping around settings, but this appears to be an omnipresent feature of the movement. On far away structures, this doesn't matter that much. But in a game about walking around in a room and grabbing stuff, this is really problematic.

Welcome to the club.

We are trying to get the devs attention for 2,5 years in serveral threads now. In the beginning they were active on the forums but ignored all threads about it. Then 2 years ago they finally responded with something like: "We are aware of the issue and have forwarded it to the dev team" .. But after that nothing happened.

I gave up a long time ago. It's probably not even that they don't care, they are just unable to fix it in the current engine.

It's just really hard to tell what are the exact causes, and there might be multiple of those which makes it even harder. At the moment we're testing out what kind of configurations this problem appears on. Will keep you informed here if we find something new.

Cheers!

[Pe4enie]

Originally posted by Reczberg:

It's just really hard to tell what are the exact causes, and there might be multiple of those which makes it even harder. At the moment we're testing out what kind of configurations this problem appears on.

Which is a bit surprising cause I had the issue on my "old" PC with core i7 4790K / GTX 1080, and I have the same issue now on AMD Ryzen 9 3900X / GTX 2080Ti (all other components were also completely replaced). I sent complete system/debug/log info from the old PC back when I originally reported the issue per email in May 2020. If it would help sharing my current setup, I could send another email.

The only common "ingredient" between these two systems is my 165Hz monitor. It might very well be that the game just doesn't follow monitor refresh rate (again, only while moving ingame, standing still and moving cursor around doesn't show any issues) on monitors above regular 60Hz.

I uploaded 2K video to youtube, one could clearly see the "chopinness" there https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IiAkctQGT0&feature=youtu.be

[Samson64]

Same issue here, and also with a good computer. I ended up fixing it by changing the resolution from 1080p to 4k

[м]

i'm playing with an rtx 3080 in 4k and the tearing is really bad.

why is there no vsync option?

[Samson64]

Originally posted by м:

i'm playing with an rtx 3080 in 4k and the tearing is really bad.

why is there no vsync option?

Have you tried setting the FPS limiter to vertical synchronisation?