Help:TRS19 Trainz Settings

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	== General Tab==		== General Tab==
		+	The General Tab provides access to screen resolution and other general options of Trainz.
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		+	===Display Selection===
		+	The Display Selection box provides an option for you to select which display (screen) to use. If you only have one display, then only one option will be available.
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		+	===Full Screen===
		+	The Full Screen option allows you to force Trainz to run in Full Screen mode with no borders. This will run at the [[#Display Resolution|Display Resolution]] selected. You can also toggle full screen whilst running Trainz by pressing ALT + Enter on your keyboard.
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		+	When not in full screen, Trainz will run in a window which you can adjust by dragging the edges or corners to the size you want. This will automatically adjust the resolution to match.
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		+	===Display Resolution===
		+	The Display Resolution option can only be changed when the [[#Full Screen|Full Screen]] option is enabled.
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		+	This option allows you to set the display resolution of Trainz when running in full screen mode, including when toggled with the ALT + Enter keyboard command.
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		+	===Vertical Sync===
		+	The Vertical Sync option is used to help with smoothness when running Trainz, particularly at lower frame rates.
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		+	====Full====
		+	At full, whenever the frame rate drops below 60frames per second (FPS) there will be a 'skip' in smoothness. If the frame rate is consistently below 60 then there will be regular skipping of frames. If you see frame rates above 60FPS, but still inconsistent then this option will help make Trainz run smoother.
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		+	====Half====
		+	The default setting is Half. This forces the maximum number of frames to be 30FPS at all times. This allows a much smoother frame rate if your computer runs below 60FPS and above 30FPS. If you see frame rates below 30FPS then you may still see skips.
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		+	====None====
		+	Setting Vertical Sync to 'None' will turn Vertical Sync off completely. In this case there will be no capping of the framerate, and as such it may vary a lot which may cause stuttering. On very high performance hardware you may wish to try running with Vertical Sync off.
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		+	===Language===
		+	This options allows you to change the language that TRS2019 displays.
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		+	===Compatibility Mode===
		+	This option allows you to select compatibility mode for scripts in Trainz. This currently defaults to 'Maximize Compatibility', however for routes and sessions made in TRS2019 you may wish to try running in 'stream objects' or 'maximize performance' mods.
		+
		+	These options will help improve performance, however may cause some older scripts to not function.
		+
		+	===Manage content as thumbnails===
		+	This option allows you to set Trainz Content to display all content as thumbnails, rather than as a list.
		+
		+	===Enable game controller support===
		+	This option enables support for game controllers, such as the Rail Driver controller. See the [[Help:TANE_Raildriver|Rail Driver]] page for further information on setting up a RailDriver controller with Trainz.
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Revision as of 15:55, 13 July 2018

The Trainz Settings window provides access to a range of settings for Trainz, including performance settings, the location of your LocalData folder, and more.

Contents 1 General Tab 1.1 Display Selection 1.2 Full Screen 1.3 Display Resolution 1.4 Vertical Sync 1.4.1 Full 1.4.2 Half 1.4.3 None 1.5 Language 1.6 Compatibility Mode 1.7 Manage content as thumbnails 1.8 Enable game controller support 2 Install Tab 3 Performance Tab 4 Internet Tab 5 Dev Tab

General Tab

The General Tab provides access to screen resolution and other general options of Trainz.

Display Selection

The Display Selection box provides an option for you to select which display (screen) to use. If you only have one display, then only one option will be available.

Full Screen

The Full Screen option allows you to force Trainz to run in Full Screen mode with no borders. This will run at the Display Resolution selected. You can also toggle full screen whilst running Trainz by pressing ALT + Enter on your keyboard.

When not in full screen, Trainz will run in a window which you can adjust by dragging the edges or corners to the size you want. This will automatically adjust the resolution to match.

Display Resolution

The Display Resolution option can only be changed when the Full Screen option is enabled.

This option allows you to set the display resolution of Trainz when running in full screen mode, including when toggled with the ALT + Enter keyboard command.

Vertical Sync

The Vertical Sync option is used to help with smoothness when running Trainz, particularly at lower frame rates.

Full

At full, whenever the frame rate drops below 60frames per second (FPS) there will be a 'skip' in smoothness. If the frame rate is consistently below 60 then there will be regular skipping of frames. If you see frame rates above 60FPS, but still inconsistent then this option will help make Trainz run smoother.

Half

The default setting is Half. This forces the maximum number of frames to be 30FPS at all times. This allows a much smoother frame rate if your computer runs below 60FPS and above 30FPS. If you see frame rates below 30FPS then you may still see skips.

None

Setting Vertical Sync to 'None' will turn Vertical Sync off completely. In this case there will be no capping of the framerate, and as such it may vary a lot which may cause stuttering. On very high performance hardware you may wish to try running with Vertical Sync off.

Language

This options allows you to change the language that TRS2019 displays.

Compatibility Mode

This option allows you to select compatibility mode for scripts in Trainz. This currently defaults to 'Maximize Compatibility', however for routes and sessions made in TRS2019 you may wish to try running in 'stream objects' or 'maximize performance' mods.

These options will help improve performance, however may cause some older scripts to not function.

Manage content as thumbnails

This option allows you to set Trainz Content to display all content as thumbnails, rather than as a list.

Enable game controller support

This option enables support for game controllers, such as the Rail Driver controller. See the Rail Driver page for further information on setting up a RailDriver controller with Trainz.

Install Tab

Performance Tab

Internet Tab

Dev Tab