Playerdog

This broke my game, "cut scenes"/long conversations started to drop frame rates til everyone started spinning hahaha looked like the game wasnt able to keep up. TY cdcooley for these: That guide was making a horrible mistake and the new version 2.3 has removed that Papyrus advice because it has been proven to be wrong. Using those settings is at best a placebo and at worst simply sweeping small problems under the rug so they can become a rotting mass that destroys the floor later. Papyrus performance is directly tied to game framerate. The only one of those settings that is likely having a positive effect is fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS=2000 which also adds an extra 2 second delay to every load screen. The default for the PC is 500 and you should start with 1000 and then try 1500 before jumping all the way to 2000 if you're going to try making changes. The purpose of that setting is to give scripts a chance to get everything initialized correctly when you load a new area. It can help with the wandering mannequins and other problems people see when changing locations. It also gives Papyrus a little extra slice of time to catch up if it has fallen behind. The two BudgetMS settings might also have a positive effect, but not with values of 800. The defaults for these two are 1.2 and raising them will lower your FPS if the scripting system is overloaded which will in turn make the scripting system run slower not faster. If you really are experiencing script lag because Papyrus isn't getting enough time, then you could try fUpdateBudgetMS=1.4 fExtraTaskletBudgetMS=1.4 If after switching from 1.2 to 1.4 you can't see a difference then raising the values more is not going to help either. If you see a difference but the problem hasn't gone away completely then try values of 1.6 or 1.8. But if you do change these values you want to use the absolute smallest ones you can because the higher these numbers the less time you allow for the engine to handle NPC AI, lighting, magic effects, and all of the other non-script things that need to be done. iMinMemoryPageSize= iMaxMemoryPageSize= iMaxAllocatedMemoryBytes= These three memory settings should never be changed and if you find lines like this in your INI files simply delete them. Raising the values above the defaults is more likely to result in stuttering and game crashes than any performance increase.