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Another mouse jumpiness issue (Win7)
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 11:51 am
by Baron Duroc
Hello,
Downloaded the Demo on my brand-new Win7 computer. I'm experiencing the mouse jumpiness issue other people have been reporting for the Campaign game, to the extend that the game is unplayable. The problem is particularly strong each time a window is open (for example, sending diplomats to a posting is hell...)
Here is what I tried to solve the issue (all solutions I saw suggested here):
- Run the program in XP SP2 Compatibility mode, Disable Desktop Composition.
- Download patch 1.08K and run the game in single CPU mode (by the way, my chip is Core i5).
- Allow full map load + tune down mouse sensitivity.
None of the above brings any improvement.
Any solutions?
Thanks in advance!
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 1:36 pm
by calvinus
Same problem if you move the mouse sensitivity slider up?
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 1:41 pm
by Moff Jerjerrod
Does the demo have the option to run in single core affinity?
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 1:57 pm
by calvinus
Yes, and he's running the game in single-core mode.
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 2:14 pm
by Baron Duroc
Hello,
Nope, moving up the sensitivity doesn't work either.
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 2:23 pm
by calvinus
So please check if disabling the Antivirus helps?
Watch also the Task Manager to see if some running process is grabbing CPU %.
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:40 am
by Baris
hello i bought the game recently,i have read all the posts, im using 6300 core duo processor, 4670 radeon (1 gb) and 2 gb ram.using windows 7 32 bit. with grand campaign i got 8 fps with 1980*1020 resolution. UAC turned off, i stop kaspersky real time protection and firewall,loaded full map on start. it looks excellent game with every concept but even in campaign map(without ai taking actions) it shows very low fps for a turn based game. it is not necessary to have high fps but not good for the eyes after a time. even thats low for single player i can not imagine multiplay

i hope some optimization will be done in future patches because thats the most important thing that can give harm to multiplay otherwise its very intelligent and very good game.
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:17 pm
by calvinus
Hello Baris, try running the game in single-core (CPU) mode. It should help...
...and install the latest patch (that introduces the single-core mode).
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 4:44 pm
by Baris
Hello Calvinus, i m going to Foça tomorrow, i hope you visit some day its in eastern mediterranean and west coast of turkey, there was every year festival about Fisherman, approximately september sometimes in early august. they go in fishing early ,in the morning like 5 am.
İ will try other methods of solution maybe my computer is infected,thanks so much..
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 7:55 pm
by Baris
Thanks Calvinus i tried that, but thanks for your response
with single core, it is 12 fps max this time,resolution change doesnt effect.
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 5:01 pm
by Baron Duroc
Hi!
A little update on my situation:
- Shutting down the anti-virus doesn't work.
- However, and strangely enough, one thing seems to reduce the mouse jumpiness (not to the point of eliminating the problem fully, unfortunately): streaming a video in the background of my computer! It seems that loading my computer with this additional task while I play the game improves things... Strange!
Another question related to the game: in WEGO mode, I have had several instances of enemy armies moving through my territories without triggering any battle (despite the presence of an army of mine in the space they crossed), and ending up isolated behind my lines without having ever fought. Seems like a bug to me. Is it so?
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:57 pm
by calvinus
Baron Duroc wrote:...
- However, and strangely enough, one thing seems to reduce the mouse jumpiness (not to the point of eliminating the problem fully, unfortunately): streaming a video in the background of my computer! It seems that loading my computer with this additional task while I play the game improves things... Strange!
I think that Win7 is yet an "unknown land" when I hear such things!

Anyway this makes me think: what happens if you disable the "Play intro video" option (Configure Game tool)?
Baron Duroc wrote:Another question related to the game: in WEGO mode, I have had several instances of enemy armies moving through my territories without triggering any battle (despite the presence of an army of mine in the space they crossed), and ending up isolated behind my lines without having ever fought. Seems like a bug to me. Is it so?
I think this bug has been fixed in 1.08L currently under work: the rule says "no more than one battle in the same area" and I discovered that battles of
previous turns weren't erased in some occurrences, so the game engine didn't triggered any battle in the same areas, even if during following turns. Maybe this is your case...