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If that helps, but not enough I would try: fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS=2000fUpdateBudgetMS=1.8fExtraTaskletBudgetMS=1.8 If you must start experimenting with the Papyrus INI values I would recommend you start with: fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS=1000fUpdateBudgetMS=1.4fExtraTaskletBudgetMS=1.4 If you were seeing an initial spike of script delays that level out over time you might try leaving that value fairly high (and realize that the consequence is longer loading screen times) while lowering the rest.

Skyrim just in time full#

A value of 2000 means scripts will get a full two seconds to get everything in the new cell initialized. That's the amount of script time allocated at each loading screen and it's the one setting that's fairly safe to raise. One thing that warning thread didn't explain was the 'fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS' setting. When enough problems accumulate they will eventually overwhelm your system and everything will come to a crashing halt (quite literally). I will also add that using excessivly large INI values may make things work in the short-term but it also allows for a huge number of problems to queue up in the background. Kelly Upshall Posts: 3475 Joined: Sat 6:26 pm At least if anything weird does happen, I'll know where to look I'll keep an eye on it for now, and see what happens. Thanks for the info, your experience, out of curiosity? I've not seen any issues *yet*, but from looking at that thread, I can see where a few issues might come up in time. That lasting for the first few minutes of gameplay, and then seeming to ease out). It's definitely things like filling aliases that seem to be 'crawling' and then running the scripts on those aliases (which right now are just adding items and a spell to the NPCs), and immediately on starting a game getting a huge delay in running of MagicEffectScritps (i.e., spell cast, but the script did not run for a good 20+ seconds later. (apart from the shadow thing I mentioned in QQ,QA, but that seems to be totally unrelated, because of messing with TimeScale in a separate Mod). No framerate issues are coming up, or anything.

Skyrim just in time mods#

Loading just this mod, it flows perfectly and I can get it all working perfectly even with a 'RegisterForSingleUpdate(0.1)' (which is obviously unnecessarily fast) the problem is once I add other Mods, even though I don't believe most of my other Mods are particularly script-heavy. Hmm, it really doesn't seem to be an issue with the script itself. I don't think I'm going to be able to double my framerate, haha Tessa Mullins Posts: 3354 Joined: Mon 5:17 am

Skyrim just in time mod#

Since this is a Mod I'm not planning to release, I was wondering if there were any ini settings that control how much memory or whatever is allocated to processing Scripts, and if I could increase that? I've already reduced the main script from around 3,000 to just over 1,000 (excluding whitespace), and most of the other scripts should only be running under certain conditions.Д«ut right now it is making half the Mod 'unplayable' in the sense that it is taking so long for basic things to actually register with it. Some parts work perfectly and exactly the same, but a few things like running Scripts on an Alias seem to be taking up to 20-30 seconds. On its own, it works perfectly and everything is nice and fluid, but once I add in other Mods (only running about 40-50 Mods at the moment, most of them shouldn't really be Script-Heavy), I find that it seems to start 'struggling'. It's a little Script-heavy, I guess, although I have managed to cut it down a LOT from what it originally was when I first began. I've got a bit of a problem with my Mod, it seems.