Official list of startup commands...

It would be nice to have a comprehensive list of all possible startup commands or settings, especially a list that includes turning off crowds, or reduce trees to improve FPS...

Anyone?

List of officials startup commands from Steam
-FFB 600
-noVR
-skipcrowds
-RTX Raytraced shadows and reflections (NOTE: that one might not exist )

Perhaps, if this list gets good enough...we can pin this thread.

 

Yes please.

 

In PC2 it was -skipcrowds not sure if it works in AMS2?
Here's a few more from PC2

 

Wondering if we should be using the pthreads or it's automatically detected and optimized at launch??
I wish the crowd setting would work and there was a "less trees" options as well.

 

I was reading in the PC2 form that someone tested -pthreads 4 across several system builds and hardly noticed any performance gains.
Again, not too sure how it will effect AMS2 ?

 

I just did a race at Daytona with the launch code -skipcrowds and it was working as there was no spectators at track side or fans in the stands

 

Tried it as well, worked on Daytona. Didn't try it on anything else... Any settings that allow a steady 120fps at 5120x1440, I will apply, except for AA and Shadows

The only tracks (so far) in the game that have a big drops in FPS are Monza short circuit T1, Cleveland and Watkins Glen.

 

Well... the excitement was short lived. I tried on Monza on "Time Trial" and the crowd is present, yikes, completely disregarding the "skipcrowds" flag. Most likely, the track artists forgot to assign a property to the crowd objects in Max or Maya. See below...

Time Trial should never have crowds to begin with!!

 

Weird?

I agree...time trials and practice should be empty

 

what ffb 600 actually does?

 

It forces the FFB to be calculated at 600hz (iRacing 60hz, ACC 333hz), to make sure you get all the tiny road, bumps, kerbs, extra details. It calculates it frequently for the best FFB possible.

 

Thx @VFX Pro
Useful stuff

 

Yes. Right click on game and properties and you can add the flags

 

When you enter multiple commands in 'Launch Options', do you just leave a space between each command, or is it a comma?
If a space, what about the commands like '-FFB 600' or '-fpscap xxx' which have a space already?

 

Thanks @CrimsonEminence. I will now remove the -FFB 600. I'm also using -skipcrowds to avoid any slowdowns, it that also no longer needed or even respected?

 

please do not cross post...