Its possible, but a HUGE amount of work that we cannot do right now. Like x 6. Joined: Aug 5, Messages: 1, I was just about to say the same thing Joined: Sep 13, Messages: 6, Like x 1. I understand that it is sub 2GHz but it still seems to run fairly well, even on slower machines Plus each system has 8 cores 7 if you don't count the one running the processor Which would help in the multi threading aspect of things.
Yea, that makes sense. Still though, BeamNG is just a Beta is it in beta now or is it still in alpha so perhaps as time goes on the multi threading capability of the game will allow for that eventually. I mean the physics engine is improved with every update so far I believe so perhaps someday it could run on them. Unlike PC games where we are free to have a modding community that can build and add content to a game as much as we please, the Console gaming world is a whole other ball game that seems to refuse any sort of creative content from outside party's what-so-ever.
That being said, for BeamNG to have the same modding community behind it on a console and still have it pass all the legal issues would mean that it would have to ship with a full vehicle and map creator all bundled in. Which is next to nearly impossible. Then, on top of that, it would have to have a built in share community as well that only the consoles could access. Now, while all of that is not totally impossible, it is highly improbable that it would ever happen that way.
Granted the new game Trackmania Turbo seems to think that it has an idea as how to tackle this problem so I guess we are all going to have to see just how that goes before drawing any true conclusions on the whole content creation on consoles thing.
Joined: May 23, Messages: Isnt the difference between Intel and AMD the way the processors execute the instructions? Joined: Dec 28, Messages: Nissan Skyline Expand Collapse. Joined: Aug 11, Messages: Maybe when DX12 becomes mainstream, amds would run better, it spreads the work far more evenly across the cores, compared to DX Joined: Feb 8, Messages: Step 1: Preparing your computer and controller.
Firstly, you need to ensure that your PlayStation 4 is switched off, fully, from the plug. Next, you need to plug in your PlayStation 4 controller to your PC, you should now see that the backlight begins to fade through different shades of orange, if you don't see this, you may need to press the PlayStation button or check your controller isn't broken or dead flat. You now need to ensure that your computer has the following installed: Microsoft.
NET 4. Visual C Runtime. Latest DirectX Runtime. Step 3: Setting up the program. Now, the program you have downloaded should be somewhere like your downloads folder, you need to move it to another place now. Now, you need to navigate out of the folder you are currently in, and create a folder in a non-temporary place, such as in Documents. Make sure you make a new folder, call it something appropriate, like 'PS4 Controller', and make sure it's empty.
Next, navigate back to the temporary folder, and open the folder there called 'bin'. Copy the contents not the folder and paste them in your folder you just made.
Now, if you wish you can go and find the original downloaded file, and delete it, if you are worried about your computer's storage. The files in the temporary folder will be deleted automatically, so you don't need to worry about them. Step 4: Running the program. Now you have prepared the program, you can run it. You need to make sure at this point that your controller is plugged into your computer and you have the orange light, you also need to ensure that BeamNG.
Run ScpDriver. Select 'Yes' if the User Account Control' box appears. Now, you'll see a box with some text in, and three check boxes below it, by default the right two boxes should already be checked, you'll need to tick the far left one too, so all three boxes are ticked.
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