Game slows down on settings page

[Tonk99]

I have this weird problem where my game will freeze for a moment and then slowly recover when going specifically into the settings page. This doesn't happen when going into key mapping, graphics, etc. specifically the settings page. I have also only gotten this problem after installing SRS. Any help on the matter would be appreciated, thanks.

[THERION]

29 minutes ago, 336th_Tonk99 said:

I have this weird problem where my game will freeze for a moment and then slowly recover when going specifically into the settings page. This doesn't happen when going into key mapping, graphics, etc. specifically the settings page. I have also only gotten this problem after installing SRS. Any help on the matter would be appreciated, thanks.

 

Make sure your game does not run in "fullscreen mode" (uncheck fullscreen in your graphic settings) - this slow motion / freezes happen when SRS app is in the

background and you use buttons mapped for SRS.

[Tonk99]

26 minutes ago, THERION said:

 

Make sure your game does not run in "fullscreen mode" (uncheck fullscreen in your graphic settings) - this slow motion / freezes happen when SRS app is in the

background and you use buttons mapped for SRS.

Thanks I will change my SRS bindings later and see if that helps and if not I'll do as you said and run in borderless. 

[THERION]

6 hours ago, 336th_Tonk99 said:

Thanks I will change my SRS bindings later and see if that helps and if not I'll do as you said and run in borderless. 

 

No, "Fullscreen" here in conjunction with SRS is not an option - it's a must. If you run your game in "Fullscreen" mode, you will run into

trouble. And don't worry, your game will perfectly run fine without "Fullscreen", performance-wise there is no difference.

[Tonk99]

On 8/25/2020 at 3:37 AM, THERION said:

 

No, "Fullscreen" here in conjunction with SRS is not an option - it's a must. If you run your game in "Fullscreen" mode, you will run into

trouble. And don't worry, your game will perfectly run fine without "Fullscreen", performance-wise there is no difference.

Ah ok cool thanks.