Post by uoou on Jan 21, 2015 11:34:36 GMT
Firstly, congratulations on getting Greenlit!
Now the whining:
I'm running the games on Linux and, like many Unity games, the game refuses to Vsync no matter what methods are tried (forcing it in a compositor, not using a compositor and forcing it with Nvidia settings etc.).
Some Unity games do vsync nicely however, so it's definitely possible.
I realise it's a lot to ask to expect you to put too much effort into this with Linux being a tiny minority of your sales but... if it's possible, it'd be nice to have.
My game's currently running at way over 1000fps and it's a bit ridiculous.
Thanks for your time!
Specs 'n that:
OS: Arch Linux 64 bit
WM: i3
Compositor: Compton
CPU: Intel Core i5-4690 @ 3.9GHz
GPU: Nvidia GTX 970 G1
Drivers: Nvidia proprietary 346.35-3
RAM: 8 gigs
(P.S., I've just spread the word over here)
Now the whining:
I'm running the games on Linux and, like many Unity games, the game refuses to Vsync no matter what methods are tried (forcing it in a compositor, not using a compositor and forcing it with Nvidia settings etc.).
Some Unity games do vsync nicely however, so it's definitely possible.
I realise it's a lot to ask to expect you to put too much effort into this with Linux being a tiny minority of your sales but... if it's possible, it'd be nice to have.
My game's currently running at way over 1000fps and it's a bit ridiculous.
Thanks for your time!
Specs 'n that:
OS: Arch Linux 64 bit
WM: i3
Compositor: Compton
CPU: Intel Core i5-4690 @ 3.9GHz
GPU: Nvidia GTX 970 G1
Drivers: Nvidia proprietary 346.35-3
RAM: 8 gigs
(P.S., I've just spread the word over here)
