Texture Max Load Editor Released

Super little tool but is there a configuration that allows it to maintain the desired texture max load without the popup window appearing every time FsX boots up?
 
I had this installed and it brought my pc to a crawl, while it was running. Deleted it and normalcy returned.
 
Roger said:
Super little tool but is there a configuration that allows it to maintain the desired texture max load without the popup window appearing every time FsX boots up?
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You can run the application in full auto-change mode and the application will start, set the resolution and exit again. I will remove the splash screen for the next version.

dharris said:
I had this installed and it brought my pc to a crawl, while it was running. Deleted it and normalcy returned.
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That's very strange. I'll call my testers to see if it slows their computers down too.

Henry said:
Yes Sir it is
Thanks
H
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That's great :).


I'll be releasing a new version in a few days time with some minor fixes. The application should be running well on most setups but there were a few bugs that cropped up after the release that I didn't expect. All users will be notified of the update when they run the TMLE.

Steve
 
FrostySoftware said:
I'll be releasing a new version in a few days time with some minor fixes. The application should be running well on most setups but there were a few bugs that cropped up after the release that I didn't expect.
Steve
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isnt that what always happens
it does not slow my machine down
and i have a slow machine to start with
i must say im impressed
programs like this are a great add on
i really hate checking my cfg file
and have to change it back, most of the time i forget
once again thanks
H
 
Thanks for the kind words and the sticky H :)

I had this installed and it brought my pc to a crawl, while it was running. Deleted it and normalcy returned.
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I had a chat to my testers and the application didn't slow their computers down at all. Do you have an up-to-date .net 2.0 framework as the application relies on this being present on the target computer.
 
FrostySoftware said:
Thanks for the kind words and the sticky H :)


I had a chat to my testers and the application didn't slow their computers down at all. Do you have an up-to-date .net 2.0 framework as the application relies on this being present on the target computer.
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i am using Vista and i believe that is a different .net framework
and as i stated it does not slow my system down
Cheers
H
 
FrostySoftware said:
Sorry H, I wasn't directing the suggestion at you. I forgot to quote dharris's post.
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LOL
actually he has a lot faster system than I
that could be an issue with . net framework
its hard to come out with a product that a few test
because all our systems are different
i would have never thought that the problem i had was down to my font settings, we all tweak our pc's differently
its only when its released that more problems show up
appreciate your commitment and product
H:guinness:
 
A patch for the Texture Max Load Editor has been released. A message will be displayed the next time you run the TMLE if you have "Check for updates" enabled. If you don't, you can download it from http://www.frostysoftware.com.

The service had a bug that meant it didn't write the value correctly. This has been fixed in the patch along with some other bugs.


Steve
 
FrostySoftware said:
A patch for the Texture Max Load Editor has been released. A message will be displayed the next time you run the TMLE if you have "Check for updates" enabled. If you don't, you can download it from http://www.frostysoftware.com.

The service had a bug that meant it didn't write the value correctly. This has been fixed in the patch along with some other bugs.


Steve
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thanks
i was searching for this thread earlier
appreciate it
H
 
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