[Elorza]

Here is a list of console commands that you can enter in-game using the f1 button. Note that if entered correctly a print will appear below the command saying "True" changed to "Boolean" (false), this means it worked!

Each console command has a rating from 1 to 10.
1 being minimal, and 10 being maximum affect!

Order: ascending
Type in the line between each quotation mark. DO NOT INCLUDE THE QUOTATIONS.

0- "global.fpslog 5".....(this command simply shows you your FPS every 5 seconds. You can change the "5" to any positive number you wish.)
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Rating 1- "gfx.tonemap false" ......(removes tone mapping)
Rating 2- "terrain.idleinterval 0" .....(stops the system from drawing unseen textures)
Rating 2- "grass.disp_trail_seconds 0" .....(disables trails in grass created by npcs/players)
Rating 2- "gfx.ssao false" .....(disables screen space ambient occlusion)
Rating 3- "gfx.bloom false" .....(removes bloom effect)
Rating 4- "gfx.ssaa false" .....(disables super sampling anti aliasing)
Rating 4- "gfx.shafts false" .....(disables sun rays effect)
Rating 7- "render.level 0" .....(lowers render level)
Rating *7- "env.clouds false" .....(disables clouds)
Rating *8- 1."grass.on false" .....(disables grass, but not grass sprites);(If you use this command you will not need to enter in commands a. & b. below)
a."grass.shadowcast false" .....(disables grass shadows)
b."grass.shadowreceive false" .....(disables shadows on grass)

I hope this work on your computers!

[Wubbzz]

Wonderful. Im sure this will help quite a few people. Going to show this to my buddy.

[karmamule]

In my case dropping resolution to 1600 x 900 made the game run really well leaving all the eye candy on and looks quite nice, so I'd also suggest just trying to run at a slightly lower resolution if you'd like to avoid disabling visual features. (Just make sure you pick a resolution that's an even multiple of your monitor's native resolution so it scales well.)

[Elorza]

karmamule posted:

In my case dropping resolution to 1600 x 900 made the game run really well leaving all the eye candy on and looks quite nice, so I'd also suggest just trying to run at a slightly lower resolution if you'd like to avoid disabling visual features. (Just make sure you pick a resolution that's an even multiple of your monitor's native resolution so it scales well.)

If you buy Rust you expect the game will run great but for many users that doesn´t happened if you want to change your resolution no, problem but there are users that low there resolution and with even that the game lag, so if you have a bad computer is best for me to do both really

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Elorza posted:

If you buy Rust you expect the game will run great but for many users that doesn´t happened if you want to change your resolution no, problem but there are users that low there resolution and with even that the game lag, so if you have a bad computer is best for me to do both really

shit i have really bad writing mistakes