1. Post #1

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    Took this down, if shit lags for you get over it
    And by the way, this forum is fked up, in the time I crated this thread and 5 days after that, about 6 of the people that commented are banned by now, including my-self got banned for making this thread with adfly links, and I've search and haven't found any fucking thread saying I can't use ad.fly linking on my threads, which makes no sense, if you don't like ad.fly don't look at the thread. You guys have to start giving warnings and being more clear with the rules.
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  2. Post #2

    July 2013
    70 Posts
    I'm getting random fps drops on Google chrome, but not enough to warrant my use of another browser.
    Still, you're awesome for posting this.
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  3. Post #3

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    I'm getting random fps drops on Google chrome, but not enough to warrant my use of another browser.
    Still, you're awesome for posting this.
    Make sure the lag spike don't occur when going up or down staircases, that's game glitch. Apart from that it's probably memory leak, chrome is known to get memory leak on rust ending up on unity crashes cause it's going over 2GB memory usage. I think you can allocate more memory to chrome but I would still follow the guide, I don't know if there's 64bit chrome, if there is, this might work on it.

  4. Post #4

    July 2013
    70 Posts
    Make sure the lag spike don't occur when going up or down staircases, that's game glitch. Apart from that it's probably memory leak, chrome is known to get memory leak on rust ending up on unity crashes cause it's going over 2GB memory usage. I think you can allocate more memory to chrome but I would still follow the guide, I don't know if there's 64bit chrome, if there is, this might work on it.
    Actually, the game crashes (for the most part) because of that new grass.
    And because AMD hates Unity games. (Coincidence? I THINK NOT!)

  5. Post #5
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    Dennab
    August 2009
    2,010 Posts
    If this works, someone should definitely sticky this. Seems like a lot of people who bought this game have awful performance on pretty good PC builds, so this should definitely help.
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  6. Post #6

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    Actually, the game crashes (for the most part) because of that new grass.
    And because AMD hates Unity games. (Coincidence? I THINK NOT!)
    Hit F1 and type in
    Code:
    grass.on false
    And to turn it back on
    Code:
    grass.on true
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  7. Post #7
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    KennyAwsum's Avatar
    November 2011
    5,373 Posts
    Thank You OP, for taking time out to construct this guide.
    I do have a whole set of issues of Rust on Google Chrome however, including the entire screen freezing up in places.
    It makes it hard to look at any IMs im using. For example Steam,Facebook,ectra.
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  8. Post #8

    July 2013
    70 Posts
    Hit F1 and type in
    Code:
    grass.on false
    And to turn it back on
    Code:
    grass.on true
    I know that. I was insinuating that the people at AMD hate unity as well. :P

  9. Post #9

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    I know that. I was insinuating that the people at AMD hate unity as well. :P
    Hah true

  10. Post #10

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    Someone should make this sticky so everyone can fix their game!
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  11. Post #11
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    Dennab
    October 2013
    43 Posts
    Going to give it a try,I hope this works!

    Thanks!

    EDIT:Ddidn't nootice any diff,am I doing it wrong?

  12. Post #12

    October 2013
    15 Posts
    EDIT:Ddidn't nootice any diff,am I doing it wrong?
    Me neither. FF64 and UnityWebPlayer64 and grass.on off.

    Helped a bit but not that much.
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  13. Post #13
    Var
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    September 2013
    216 Posts
    Make sure the lag spike don't occur when going up or down staircases, that's game glitch. Apart from that it's probably memory leak, chrome is known to get memory leak on rust ending up on unity crashes cause it's going over 2GB memory usage. I think you can allocate more memory to chrome but I would still follow the guide, I don't know if there's 64bit chrome, if there is, this might work on it.
    Rust has never crashed for me on Chrome. I also have 32gb of RAM though so that could be why.
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  14. Post #14
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    October 2013
    95 Posts
    Rust has never crashed for me on Chrome. I also have 32gb of RAM though so that could be why.
    Chrome has never crashed for me too. It doesn't matter how much RAM do u have. Unity is limited to 2GB RAM, that's the Main Problem, i think.
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  15. Post #15
    Var
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    September 2013
    216 Posts
    Chrome has never crashed for me too. It doesn't matter how much RAM do u have. Unity is limited to 2GB RAM, that's the Main Problem, i think.
    It isn't if you change the settings... From what I hear haha. Can't wait for beta standalone exe launch haha
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  16. Post #16

    October 2013
    58 Posts
    Well, I have 4 GB's of RAM, and I actually don't see lag.
    Or maybe I'm so used to lag that I don't see it. (5 year old PC + TF2 = less than 26 FPS)
    Though I have a 64 bit windows and I would like to try it out.
    But the problem would be how much memory should I dedicate to unity?

  17. Post #17

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    Well, I have 4 GB's of RAM, and I actually don't see lag.
    Or maybe I'm so used to lag that I don't see it. (5 year old PC + TF2 = less than 26 FPS)
    Though I have a 64 bit windows and I would like to try it out.
    But the problem would be how much memory should I dedicate to unity?
    How many FPS do you get in game? And with which settings?
    If you have 4GB give Firefox about 3GB or 3.5GB, it won't go that high tho.

    Edited:

    Going to give it a try,I hope this works!

    Thanks!

    EDIT:Ddidn't nootice any diff,am I doing it wrong?
    Go to http://unity3d.com/webplayer and check your unity web player version
    Make sure that when you start Nightly, firefox is closed, otherwise it'll open another firefox window.
    How many FPS are you getting in game? And check memory that plugin-container is using on task manager

    Edited:

    Me neither. FF64 and UnityWebPlayer64 and grass.on off.

    Helped a bit but not that much.
    Use Fraps or any program and check if your FPS is capping at some point, like 50 or 60.

  18. Post #18

    October 2013
    15 Posts
    @Chapi :

    Gonna try this later today.
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  19. Post #19
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    July 2013
    529 Posts
    Thanks so much! It helped a ton!
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  20. Post #20

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    Thanks so much! It helped a ton!
    Enjoy :)

  21. Post #21

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    Guys remember to delete old unity versions before installing new

  22. Post #22
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    Dennab
    August 2013
    16 Posts
    1) First step is to get Mozilla Nightly, it's SAME as Firefox but 64bit, I think Waterfox also works but I haven't tried it.
    nightly isn't 64bit browser... at least it installs as 32bit for me when i have 64bit windows

  23. Post #23
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    September 2013
    6 Posts
    How do you see how many FPS you got in the game? I seem not to find any command in console.

  24. Post #24

    September 2013
    62 Posts
    Thank you for the guide dude. This has increased my fps around 15 I'm now on 60-75. however it seems to also have increased the stutter and im still getting frame drops (when not on stairs) to around 10fps. I also suffer from really bad texture bugs I get these huge big black parts off of armour and stuff on the map.

    I've de-overclocked my GC and it seems to be running with less but it still happens often.
    my rig:

    i5-4670K
    256 - SSD
    7850
    8GB Ram
    Asus Z87 pro

  25. Post #25
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    May 2010
    2,386 Posts
    If you don't want to use adfly links:

    Firefox Nightly: http://nightly.mozilla.org/
    Unity version check: http://unity3d.com/webplayer
    Unity Web Player 4.2.1f4: http://webplayer.unity3d.com/downloa...ayerFull64.exe
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  26. Post #26
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    June 2005
    681 Posts
    Awesome guide. Only problem I had was the Nightly download page was giving me the 32bit version for some reason (actually; just checked the "Windows (Standard)" button - it downloads the 32 bit version), but I found this:

    http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.o....installer.exe

    Which worked just fine - and now I have a constant 60 to 100+ FPS (depends on what part of the map, like you said) and rarely see any frame drops.
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  27. Post #27
    Ghuton's Avatar
    August 2013
    118 Posts
    Nothing changed with my laptop (i7, 8gbRam, GT630m, Win8 64bits) always 10-20fps...

  28. Post #28

    September 2013
    62 Posts
    Awesome guide. Only problem I had was the Nightly download page was giving me the 32bit version for some reason (actually; just checked the "Windows (Standard)" button - it downloads the 32 bit version), but I found this:

    http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.o....installer.exe

    Which worked just fine - and now I have a constant 60 to 100+ FPS (depends on what part of the map, like you said) and rarely see any frame drops.
    I've downloaded this version however unity doesn't recognise it's installed now :s (i re-installed unity with all browsers closed etc)

    Also the 64bit version of unity doesnt work either as it says it's out of date and wont connect to the server

  29. Post #29
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    June 2005
    681 Posts
    I've downloaded this version however unity doesn't recognise it's installed now :s (i re-installed unity with all browsers closed etc)

    Also the 64bit version of unity doesnt work either as it says it's out of date and wont connect to the server
    That happened to me - but the opposite. Chrome/Firefox didn't recognize the Unity plugin because I had the 64bit version installed. That version worked for me, but it all depends on what works for you I guess.

  30. Post #30

    September 2013
    62 Posts
    That happened to me - but the opposite. Chrome/Firefox didn't recognize the Unity plugin because I had the 64bit version installed. That version worked for me, but it all depends on what works for you I guess.
    Tried with waterfox too and they both dont recognise the unity install :(

  31. Post #31
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    September 2013
    31 Posts
    I cant find browser.cache.memory.capacity I only get:
    http://gyazo.com/267930f026f4e7d17acfe0b4422ba3b6
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  32. Post #32

    September 2013
    89 Posts
    How do i see my FPS?, i cant belive i dont know this.... i did this and seems to run smoother. id like to see how much of an increase ive gained.. i remember my fps being 35 on chrome. but i dont remember how i found out.

  33. Post #33

    June 2013
    94 Posts
    How do you see how many FPS you got in the game? I seem not to find any command in console.
    Use Fraps or any other software :P

    Edited:

    How do i see my FPS?, i cant belive i dont know this.... i did this and seems to run smoother. id like to see how much of an increase ive gained.. i remember my fps being 35 on chrome. but i dont remember how i found out.
    Also, Fraps or any other software

    Edited:

    I cant find browser.cache.memory.capacity I only get:
    http://gyazo.com/267930f026f4e7d17acfe0b4422ba3b6
    Read.. You have to add it

    Edited:

    If you don't want to use adfly links:

    Firefox Nightly: http://nightly.mozilla.org/
    Unity version check: http://unity3d.com/webplayer
    Unity Web Player 4.2.1f4: http://webplayer.unity3d.com/downloa...ayerFull64.exe
    Just thought the time it takes to use adfly is not as much as I spent making the tutorial to share it with you guys :)
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  34. Post #34

    October 2013
    12 Posts
    Sorry, noob question here...............

    How to i toggle the menu from hitting F1 on a mac?

    I have just installed bootcamp to hope for better performance, but i cant toggle menu to turn of grass because when i press F1 the my screen just turns down its light.

  35. Post #35
    Just thought the time it takes to use adfly is not as much as I spent making the tutorial to share it with you guys :)
    Referral links that are just cloaked ad-revenue-generating redirects to free public downloads for software you don't own are not smart. You might want to de-adfly those. Or not, up to you, the consequences, if any, will be on you.

    ohshitpostalpleasedon'tbanme
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  36. Post #36
    Disregard that, I suck cocks.

    July 2013
    52 Posts
    Rust has never crashed for me on Chrome. I also have 32gb of RAM though so that could be why.
    32GB of ram? You clearly are stupid, or graphic designer for a huge gaming company, or just yeah stupid.
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  37. Post #37

    September 2013
    62 Posts
    How do i see my FPS?, i cant belive i dont know this.... i did this and seems to run smoother. id like to see how much of an increase ive gained.. i remember my fps being 35 on chrome. but i dont remember how i found out.
    Downloads MSI afterburner its a great programme and free :-)

  38. Post #38
    Ghuton's Avatar
    August 2013
    118 Posts
    Here MSI Afterburner doesnt work in Rust.

  39. Post #39

    September 2013
    62 Posts
    Here MSI Afterburner doesnt work in Rust.
    Incorrect. I got mine working.

    In MSI go > Setting > Monitoring > Active Hardware monitoring graphs, tick 'framerate' Properties should say 'in OSD. LCD.tray > Framerate graph properties, tick show on-screen display

    and with MSI on-screen display server fine plugin-container.exe (think this is specific to firefox) change the application detection level (mine is on high).

    I'm not that great with pc's so everything above might not be needed but these settings have enabled me to monitor my fps in game now.

  40. Post #40
    KermitTheFrog's Avatar
    July 2013
    83 Posts
    Downloads MSI afterburner its a great programme and free :-)
    GameBooster by Razer can also do this, as well as essentially boost your game. They also have other performance tweaks and whatnot, I recommend it.