What's the Shift + F2-F5 do?

[melomel]

Hey y'all- what're the client options in mirror mode for?

[FuryShark]

Go to "·         Tips and Tricks with Mirror Mode –"

[melomel]

11 minutes ago, FuryShark said:

Go to "·         Tips and Tricks with Mirror Mode –"

Thanks for all your help! If you read it, you'd see that it's not actually explained.

 

From the page: "A default option within Mirror Mode is the Shift + F2 / F4 option, right? Well, it does actually bring down your CPU usage, and I will show you the results. Though, the machine I am showing is having some other difficulties other then mirror mode, it should easily run 8 of them, which I’ve tested before." 

 

Thanks for wasting my time mr. lazy, especially when you don't know either so you just posted something without even looking.

 

Edited April 21, 2019 by melomel

[Hi G00gle]

He was trying to help you. More detailed explanation: F2/F5 has if I recall correctly to do with FPS (Frames per second) the higher the fps, the higher the cpu usage, the lower the fps, the lower the cpu usage. Bear in mind while it sounds nice to have less cpu usage, lower fps also means lower reaction time, this may cause problems with certain scripts.

Edited April 21, 2019 by Hi G00gle

[melomel]

WHAT DO THEY DO. WHAT SPECIFICALLY DOES PRESSING ONE DO? 

 

DOES ANYONE ACTUALLY KNOW?

[Hi G00gle]

I literally stated in my post that it has to do with FPS. Since 2 is less than 5, I kind of assumed you would know that F2 would make you use less cpu (and less frames, reaction) and F5 would be the other way around.

 

Pressing F2 would make you use less cpu for example, but the reaction time is affected too. With reaction I mean clicking objects, npcs, etc. “General interaction” for that matter.

 

F5 would be the other way around.

 

Don’t be rude against people that are trying to help you.

Edited April 21, 2019 by Hi G00gle

[FuryShark]

You asked what its for, the original post says it changes fps and reaction time. However;

"With reaction of 2000, it will take bot up to 2 seconds to notice that a new npc, object, etc has been spawned/died/etc.

Fps setting affects other data refresh rate (such as opened interfaces, npc hp, etc).

So with 50 fps, it will take bot up to 20 ms to notice that a new interface has been opened, npc hp has changed, etc.

With 20 fps, it becomes 50 ms; With 10 fps - 100 ms and so on..."

Edited April 21, 2019 by FuryShark

[melomel]

54 minutes ago, Hi G00gle said:

I literally stated in my post that it has to do with FPS. Since 2 is less than 5, I kind of assumed you would know that F2 would make you use less cpu (and less frames, reaction) and F5 would be the other way around.

 

Pressing F2 would make you use less cpu for example, but the reaction time is affected too. With reaction I mean clicking objects, npcs, etc. “General interaction” for that matter.

 

F5 would be the other way around.

 

Don’t be rude against people that are trying to help you.

Have you played around with it? Cuz that's not what happens. F2 reset values but also lowers fps if you press it again, F3 seems to lower fps, f4 seems to lower reaction time, f5 hides it. Thanks for nothing you idiots. 

 

Also original post says in title, "what do they do?" 

 

The two of you can virtue signal eachother in dm if you wanna hold hands.

[Hi G00gle]

12 hours ago, Hi G00gle said:

He was trying to help you. More detailed explanation: F2/F5 has if I recall correctly to do with FPS (Frames per second) the higher the fps, the higher the cpu usage, the lower the fps, the lower the cpu usage. Bear in mind while it sounds nice to have less cpu usage, lower fps also means lower reaction time, this may cause problems with certain scripts.

 

12 hours ago, melomel said:

WHAT DO THEY DO. WHAT SPECIFICALLY DOES PRESSING ONE DO? 

 

DOES ANYONE ACTUALLY KNOW?

 

I've explained here pretty well what one or another does, yet you decide to continue the argument:

 

11 hours ago, FuryShark said:

You asked what its for, the original post says it changes fps and reaction time. However;

"With reaction of 2000, it will take bot up to 2 seconds to notice that a new npc, object, etc has been spawned/died/etc.

Fps setting affects other data refresh rate (such as opened interfaces, npc hp, etc).

So with 50 fps, it will take bot up to 20 ms to notice that a new interface has been opened, npc hp has changed, etc.

With 20 fps, it becomes 50 ms; With 10 fps - 100 ms and so on..."

 

10 hours ago, melomel said:

Have you played around with it? Cuz that's not what happens. F2 reset values but also lowers fps if you press it again, F3 seems to lower fps, f4 seems to lower reaction time, f5 hides it. Thanks for nothing you idiots. 

 

Also original post says in title, "what do they do?" 

 

The two of you can virtue signal eachother in dm if you wanna hold hands.

 

Here you are just being annoying and repeating yourself. Your question(s) were pretty much answered in my first reply. In your last post you are really nitpicking little details, you were asking in your initial post 'what do they do' - And that was explained multiple times. I assumed you knew what key was, hence I didn't explained those keys in particular, only what 'FPS/reaction' speed does for you. This particular post also shows that you do know what each key does, so your question has been answered multiple times.

Edited April 22, 2019 by Hi G00gle