[REPORTED] Dispair with disk activity causing stutter

If the DCS is on another SSD, track write shouldn't be the problem because it's writing to the OS SSD.

 

I just came independently across one side of this thing thing, I'm doing vairous bug hunting and this is the next report I'll be posting today, but it probably is not limited to 2.5.6, it's a general thing with memory/disk/terrain loading.

I think I mentioned in this thread I'm actually experiencing the stutter problem in 2.5.5 and back in 2.5.3 also installed to use the Hawk. Luckily I'm not too bothered about track record as that doesnt work reliably either! :(

Update - After many hours studying the Resource monitor it seems the culprit is DSC's own track recording. I have now set Tackview to false in the Options file and added an autoexec.cfg with "disable_write_track = true" and so far so good!:doh:

Hi Nake!

unfortunately this strategy has several nasty side effects on my machine when using an autoexec.cfg.

This includes difficulties with GUI menus not showing up, and problems when creating multiplayer games.

It seems the autoexec.cfg is killing a few things here.

Where is this option

 disable_write_track = true 

normally placed? Is it normally located somewhere within the options.lua?

Thanks

Edit: also when choosing "Fly again" after playing a single mission the cockpit (in this case the Viggen) is totally weird.

Hi Nake!

 

unfortunately this strategy has several nasty side effects on my machine when using an autoexec.cfg.

This includes difficulties with GUI menus not showing up, and problems when creating multiplayer games.

It seems the autoexec.cfg is killing a few things here.

 

Where is this option

 disable_write_track = true 

normally placed? Is it normally located somewhere within the options.lua?

 

Thanks

 

Edit: also when choosing "Fly again" after playing a single mission the cockpit (in this case the Viggen) is totally weird.

I created a simple text file called autoexec.cfg and placed it in the same saved games Config folder where the Options.lua is.

I have not noticed any adverse effects yet.:thumbup:

I created a simple text file called autoexec.cfg and placed it in the same saved games Config folder where the Options.lua is.

 

I have not noticed any adverse effects yet.:thumbup:

I got it sorted out, had a wrong encoding on my autoexec.cfg (was "UTF-8 BOM" instead of "UTF-8"). Now it works, but I didn't notice any difference, because in multiplayer it is still creating the TRK file. In SP it seems it is not creating a TRK file anymore, which is good.

According to my findings, it's not he track file, but I'm not saying I have found the only thing, there's many things going on.