I don't know if this has been said before, but I started going through the known dumped .ini variables in order to increase the draw distance in certain regards.
While doing this I found several misspelled variable names related to certain streaming systems.
In the following section all variables that should be named 'Threshold' are missing the first h:
[Streaming/Culling/Fallback]
DirectionTreshold = 0.600000
DistanceTreshold = 32.000000
Enabled = true
PriorityTreshold = 1
Now I do believe they aren't being incorrectly referenced since that should generate compiler errors at compile time, but then again who knows? They are external variables after all and parsing them might just lead to them being ignored in the end. Might be worth looking into over at CDPR. Unless someone knows for a fact that they do affect their purposes? Point of this thread is of course to help out and small human errors like this could have a big impact. Tethering instead of 'teathering' comes to mind.
While doing this I found several misspelled variable names related to certain streaming systems.
In the following section all variables that should be named 'Threshold' are missing the first h:
[Streaming/Culling/Fallback]
DirectionTreshold = 0.600000
DistanceTreshold = 32.000000
Enabled = true
PriorityTreshold = 1
Now I do believe they aren't being incorrectly referenced since that should generate compiler errors at compile time, but then again who knows? They are external variables after all and parsing them might just lead to them being ignored in the end. Might be worth looking into over at CDPR. Unless someone knows for a fact that they do affect their purposes? Point of this thread is of course to help out and small human errors like this could have a big impact. Tethering instead of 'teathering' comes to mind.