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Thelillypad123
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is it normal for certain things to render while you are running towards them? like when im playing I will be running and then all of a sudden things will just appear as if they werent there before. Does anyone know what I mean by this?

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is it normal for certain things to render while you are running towards them? like when im playing I will be running and then all of a sudden things will just appear as if they werent there before. Does anyone know what I mean by this?

Texture popping is what you are talking about.

Or render distance is so low.

 

What settings do you play on?

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is it normal for certain things to render while you are running towards them? like when im playing I will be running and then all of a sudden things will just appear as if they werent there before. Does anyone know what I mean by this?

I know what you're saying, yes, but that shoudnt be happening. Be sure that you are using the correct settings for your hardware.

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It's called texture pop in, and yes it's normal on the Frostbite enginge, It's even worse on consoles. I ran from one side of the propaganda map to the middle before the textures popped in on my Xbone the other day

 

 

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Also I used to have that problem on my old slow HDD, but when I got my new HDD it was a lot less noticeable. So it could possibly be that your HDD is having problems loading the textures.

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Texture popping is what you are talking about.

Or render distance is so low.

 

What settings do you play on?

like max settings with msaa off on a gtx 780 lightning at 1080p, card can definitely handle that for sure but im not sure why it is so bad.

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I know what you're saying, yes, but that shoudnt be happening. Be sure that you are using the correct settings for your hardware.

I have a gtx 780 and im playing on 1080p so really this card shouldnt be doing this right?

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I have a gtx 780 and im playing on 1080p so really this card shouldnt be doing this right?

No, it shouldn't. Try reinstalling GPU drivers and checking your internet connection.

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No, it shouldn't. Try reinstalling GPU drivers and checking your internet connection.

I turned down my FOV just a little bit and it seems to have gone away

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I turned down my FOV just a little bit and it seems to have gone away

Oh, or do that  :D

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Oh, or do that   :D

Not exactly sure why that fixed it. I was under the impression that if you could get 100 fps on ultra at max FOV you wouldn't get any texture popping haha. Maybe I was wrong  :(

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