![]() In saying that, on the pincab (no cabinet mode), in portrait mode it felt like I was playing in full daytime but playing on the desktop in landscape, it does feel like you are playing at night with above average lighting. Is there a way to get darker lighting on pbFX3 sort of a full nighttime mode? That's something I would solely miss, love the DX11 light show on TPA and the ability to control the room lighting, hopefully something like that comes along. In addition to having the ability to play anywhere, you can also use vertical orientation to play. I'm sure they will sort it out but for now, I can say playing it on my desktop, the new Williams tables look really good. Pinball FX3 on Switch is a pretty neat way to experience Zen Studios’ classic pinball series. Still the graphics look super clean on the 4K pincab even when running at a lower resolution through the other modes so I suspect maybe the anti aliasing is stuck on 16X or something like that. I noticed on the 4K cab even when I select full screen mode, if I select a lower resolution it's just a small window so there's a bug somewhere here between the 4K and maybe using portrait mode. This pc is running an ATI 280x GPU so it's not king kong strength here. Update: so I just tried the standard Pinball FX3 on my much weaker 3screen desktop pc and it works butter smooth. Change this to "High performance Nividia processor" (it is set to Auto Select by default). This is the only game I've seen do this, so it's definitely an anomaly.ġ.) Open your NVIDIA Control Panel (access this by right clicking on the NIVIDA icon in your system tray).Ģ.) Click on "Manage 3D settings" on the left panelģ.) Under Global Settings, you will see a dropdown for "Preferred graphics processor". ![]() Thankfully there is an easy solution! (As long as you have an NVIDA card)įor some reason, the game starts up with your integrated graphics instead of using your NVIDIA GPU. I could run other very demanding games such as The Witcher 3 or Battlefield 1 without an issue on high settings, so this didn't make any sense.Ī google search revealed others having this same issue with FX3 on their notebooks and even some negative Steam reviews from folks who didn't seem to know what was causing the choppiness and how to fix it. ![]() The new WMS tables wouldn't even run at all, but would crash immediately on loading. So I recently fired up FX3 for the first time on my new gaming laptop and was shocked and disappointed to see a horribly choppy framerate even on an old table such as Sorcerer's Lair. Update: This issue has been resolved by Zen in a patch so this fix should no longer be needed.
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