These are commands that will automatically be run in the console at the games launch. So first of all, read and follow the directions of the first part of this guide. Good FPS Increase (Will slightly lower game quality)Įdit: I have been using the above launch settings and have been getting 10-20fps boosts with very little changes to the graphics themselves. Very Small to no FPS Increase (reccomended either way): On the steam client, right click on Garry's Mod, and go to Properties.Ī simple text box will open up, depending on how bad your computer is, copy and paste one of these lines into that box.
The resolution settings is located the non-advanced portion of video settings, as a basic rule: the lower the resolution, the better fps, the worse the game looks, however, certain resolutions may look the same but give different performances, try messing around with these options till you find something that suits you.
High Dynamic Range: None | Use 'bloom' effect when avaible: No | Windows Aero extensions: Enabled Multicore Rendering: Enabled (No matter what have this on, even if you have a good computer) |
Wait for vertical sync: Don't touch it | Motion Blur: If you can alter it, disabled | Field of View: Preference | Shadow Detail: Low | Color Correction: Don't touch it | Antialiasing mode: None | Filtering mode: Bilinear Model Detail: Low | Texture Detail: Low | Shader Detail: Low | Water Detail: Simple reflections | Now, as for the options you can configure them to suit your needs, but if you have a fairly low framerate, i would recommend these: Not everyone has the best computer, but still want to play GMod, this guide will show you how to add some extra frames onto your experience.įairly obvious for most, but not everyone may understand how these options affect performance.įirst of all, you want to go to the "Video" Tab under "Options" on the main menu.Īfterwards, you want to click on the "Advanced" Button, to go into the Advanced video options. This Guide will be split into 3 sections, For Meh Computers, and "How to make GMod run on a potato"
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