SCS Software

Don't be surprised, really, if performance goes up and down in this experimental phase. Some components may be added unoptimized and then fined-tuned moving forward. A/B tests are also possible, with different components/builds in successive versions. No, SCS probably won't, and really shouldn't say...

SCS is still optimizing the new version, and were just beginning to optimize their optimizations

I'm working so I don't have a lot of time to spend on a detailed compare, but a quick side-by-side look at my config.cfg saved from 1.49 and the current 1.50 one has quite a few new lines in it.

The SCS modding wiki will need to be updated to cover the changes.

Having owned a convertible, if it starts raining you generally can just keep driving. The airflow over the windshield will keep most of the rain out of the interior, especially in front. (Slowing down or stopping at intersections sucks, though... :P ) Anyway, seeing convertibles in the rain isn't al...

I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of the first release version (first test drive from Sacramento to SF was really smooth) but with the last two updates it has unfortunately gotten noticeable worse for me. Increased stuttering even in older areas of the map where I usually see no issues ...

Different people have different visual processing biases. While aliasing and other luma and chroma artifacts are objectively measurable, not everybody perceives them to the same degree, or at least aren't all distracted by them to the same extent. Personally, I tend to unconsciously filter out a lot...

Performance seems subjectively worse with this update. More tendency to light, intermittent stuttering. Tried reducing scaling from 300% down to 200% but no real change. Also, twice, overall stuttering increased and then the game froze and crashed to the desktop.

Later phase being >3 years later That's what was really bothering, well, everyone. To be fair, it may not have been possible without a significant performance hit until now. At the time, the target and minimum system specs were lower. System spec requirements have been raised and now there are oppo...

The "X" to close/click away on the top-right has effectively been replaced by the breadcrumb menu at the top-left. It's within the conventions of Web design and Web-style UIs -- but it's a little more awkward because you're adjusting settings on the right-hand half of the menu screen and n...

I have the same stuttering problem, even 60fps in cities and at night it drops to 40/30fps and some random crashes. Things that weren't there in 1.49. I believe it's the fault of the "Experimental beta" even when downloading settings, it continues and even some slight freezes. I think I'l...