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When I was using Useful Marks, I noticed that the texture quality was quite bad. I tested and managed to trace the issue back to this mod.

Useful Marks by itself functions well, and has crisp and sharp textures.
When using this mod, the textures appeared blurry.
I used RimSort's texture optimization hoping it would resolve the problem. It did not, and Useful Marks textures were still blurry.
I removed this mod again, and the textures returned to being sharp and crisp.

I then came here to read the comments, and saw the one regarding mipmap bias. I reinstalled the mod, changed the setting to override mipmaps, and turned it to 1.0 for quality. The textures improved in quality and everything was fine. I guess I may have had this mod for a while and the settings were incorrect or not updated.

So if anyone else has issues: Go to settings, override mipmap quality, set to max (-1.00 quality).

Rimpy is vastly outdated and you shouldn't be using it. Use Rimsort to convert textures to DDS, but this mod isn't needed to load those anymore. All this mod does now is show how much memory is being used and gives the mipmap bias override.

You definitely aren't gonna get better fps with the error spam rimpy's textures cause on 1.6. Either rimsort, todds or any of the other, not rimworld specific converters should instead be used to have a properly functional game

well if u use with rimpy you can get fps and much much lower load times if u convert the texture to the dds

Got to be a bot.. especially since the mod doesn't impact performance anymore. All it does is affect the mipmap bias to make it sharper or blurrier.

@lux What kind of mods are you running for it to be that bad, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

HUGE HUGE HUGE performance fix for me using the graphics settler, it actually made my modlist go from 7-15fps to 60fps

very happy with this

That's pretty typical when you come back much later after things have updated. Configs get messed up or old settings are just set wrong. The slider on a previous version was labeled improperly where it said having a mipmap of 1 was sharp but that's actually blurry. For sharp textures you want a negative mipmap bias. You likely didn't need to delete the config but just move the slider in game and save the setting but either way fixes it.

Yes, it was likely something wrong with mipmap bias value, after I deleted GraphicSetter config file (it had only one value in it - mipMapBias = 1), it works perfectly well now. Thanks for help.

@Eventide, thank you, I will try to play some more with the setting later.