Test Drive Unlimited 1 issue : invisible cars / erratic traffic lane changes

[Turbo Nozomix]

I have an issue in TDU1 with many cars, including police cars, being invisible, which are collided with without warning. And another issue is that most traffic makes erratic, snap lane changes that take about 0.3 seconds to complete, so they're like battering rams, and unpredictable road obstacles.

Does anyone know how to fix either of these issues in the game?

[Ellie]

these errors been there since day one. adapt,,

[Damien666]

I love this game, and i have all these problems after every reformat of the hard-drive.

Well... I found out that after driving my favorite track= the 1 hour long ''millionar-track'' many times, that it can make the problems go away....I have seen all the problems you mention disappear completely.

There is no gaurantee that it will work though.... It seems random when the problems goes away. Maybe all that is needed is driving a lot of miles. I have no idea really !

[rapchee]

limiting framerate to a maximum of 90 fps should fix this. easiest way to achieve this is to force vsync for tdu in your nvidia/ati setting, most people have monitors operating at 60hz, so that'll limit it to 60 fps

i found this on some other forum : "It turns out it is because the game runes on a frame basis rather than time basis. This means the AI calculations are based on how fast your CPU is rather than basing it on a fixed time interval."

[Turbo Nozomix]

Originally posted by rapchee:

limiting framerate to a maximum of 90 fps should fix this. easiest way to achieve this is to force vsync for tdu in your nvidia/ati setting, most people have monitors operating at 60hz, so that'll limit it to 60 fps

i found this on some other forum : "It turns out it is because the game runes on a frame basis rather than time basis. This means the AI calculations are based on how fast your CPU is rather than basing it on a fixed time interval."

Thanks! I was thinking about wanting to play TDU again just yesterday.

[BioCore2.0]

Originally posted by rapchee:

limiting framerate to a maximum of 90 fps should fix this. easiest way to achieve this is to force vsync for tdu in your nvidia/ati setting, most people have monitors operating at 60hz, so that'll limit it to 60 fps

i found this on some other forum : "It turns out it is because the game runes on a frame basis rather than time basis. This means the AI calculations are based on how fast your CPU is rather than basing it on a fixed time interval."

Thanks for that man it works. ◕‿↼

[mazerf]

Originally posted by rapchee:

limiting framerate to a maximum of 90 fps should fix this. easiest way to achieve this is to force vsync for tdu in your nvidia/ati setting, most people have monitors operating at 60hz, so that'll limit it to 60 fps

i found this on some other forum : "It turns out it is because the game runes on a frame basis rather than time basis. This means the AI calculations are based on how fast your CPU is rather than basing it on a fixed time interval."

It really works

[RTX4080]

worked aprreciate you all

[Banana Duck ඞ]

Its a 7th gen game, 7th gen games break when they're running at over 60fps

[Jean Paul]

Originally posted by rapchee:

limiting framerate to a maximum of 90 fps should fix this. easiest way to achieve this is to force vsync for tdu in your nvidia/ati setting, most people have monitors operating at 60hz, so that'll limit it to 60 fps

i found this on some other forum : "It turns out it is because the game runes on a frame basis rather than time basis. This means the AI calculations are based on how fast your CPU is rather than basing it on a fixed time interval."

Works like a charm now. Much obliged