I can’t find any performance metric showing stress. The big game uses about 2.5gb ram, the other 1.7. Hard mode game has 40 villagers, but the peaceful mode game started having problems at only 23 villagers.
Started the peaceful game because thought I could avoid the problem. Started the peaceful one after the hard one became virtually unplayable, but did notice that in the hard mode game that the problem got worse as enemies spawned, and problem would go away if ALL enemies on the map were killed. Have two games going, one “hard mode” and other on “peaceful”. Task manager puts cpu loads (with almost nothing else open) between 20-25%, GPU load (according to GPU-Z) at 20-30% avg. Sometimes the problem goes away briefly when changing game speeds (up or down), or saving and immediately loading the save, sometimes a few seconds, sometimes a few minutes. Doesn’t matter if it is on minimum specs or maximum. Having similar problems it isn’t just “slow”, but seems to perform smoothly for. You’ll need to use something like 7zip to get better compression, or upload your file to dropbox, box, google drive, etc instead, if it is larger than 10mb. Also note: file uploads are limited to 10mb.
#Stonehearth game stuttering mods
Note: if you’re new to the Discourse, one of the mods will have to enable your ability to upload.
This image is what appears in the game’s load screen, so you should be able to match the image to the save if you’re having trouble finding the right one. Clean installed by deleting manually the Stonehearth folder, I assume Hmm it does sound like something else is messing with the game.
5 seconds a few dozen times a minute, anyone else experience this, or have a fix < > Showing 1-6 of 6 comments.#Stonehearth game stuttering pro
Pro tip: Inside each save’s folder there’s a preview image. Since the last update, i get a stutter that freezes the game for.
#Stonehearth game stuttering zip
Find the date/time of the save, zip it up and upload it to the Discourse. In the directory that appears, open the save_games directory, and you should see a list of folders here. My pipedream is to take the topdown civ builder from stonehearth and combine it with minecraft so you can have a mayor/project leader in the topdown mode and your heathlings as your 1st/3rd person minecraft players.Hey - since we’re on the subject, I think this save might be useful for performance optimizations, as - In Steam, Right-click on the game’s title in the left-side navigation menu, and select Properties, then click on the Local Files tab, and finally click the Browse Local Files button. Its the dream to be able to have a persistent map with multiple contributors logging in and out over a period of weeks however I think the game is still too unstable for that which is why they never released dedicated servers. Unfortunately with all the talk on this reddit about the dev's essentially being done with this game, it saddens me to think that a "top down minecraft with minions multiplayer experience" isn't going to happen here, unless some amazing modder develops it as a total conversion (fingers crossed). This game, SCREAMS persistent co-op civ builder and I suspect if it was at all possible, dedicated servers would make this game.
So much so that most of my online friends also picked it up and we have been playing in collectively for a few days now. Stonehearth has been on my wishlist for a long time, during the winter sales I decided to purchase it.
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