It's not enough to affect the gameplaying experience, and it's loads better than having a nasty tear all the way through the screen. I now no longer have tearing, though I do feel some slowed frame rate. The last option that I altered was Vertical Sync - which I set to '1/2 Refresh Rate.'

Under there, I set the Vertical Sync Tear Control to 'Adaptive' (not strictly necessary to fix the problem). 'So after monkeying around with NVIDIA inspector, I finally managed to correct the issue.Īfter launching NVIDIA Inspector, I clicked on the settings icon (next to the driver information), and selected 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2' from the drop-down menu.įrom there, I went to the 'Sync and Refresh' section. However I do experience some tearing which is odd given I have a 144hz g-sync enabled monitor.Įdit: This fixed the tearing for me while fixing the 'stuck' problem as well as maintaining 60 fps: V-sync reduced the graphical quality of the game by enabling strange stuttering. A better solution for this problem for me than enabling V-sync was simply limiting frame rates to 60fps through nvidia inspector or equivalent program. Other times it doesn't start accepting movements commands again period.įor the record I have TSLCRM and the new planet mod installed. Sometimes it takes awhile before it will accept movement commands again after combat. The game doesn't accept my movement commands. Auroraparadox: I've come across a bug that I don't remember seeing when I played this game on my Xbox many years back.Īfter I destroy one the droids I can't move my character.

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