I have been waiting for this forever. They had some sort of tutorials a couple of years ago, but those were not nearly this simple to follow yet in-depth. So stoked to get through these and get modding :D
Whoever had the idea to make official tutorials had the right idea! Modding can keep a game alive so much longer, but is sometimes a bit "scary" to get into because it seems so difficult, but that is no longer the case if you know you have a definitive, credible source for knowledge
It's no longer a definitive source. All this is outdated since Saber screwed it up. They are not fixing anything, they only care about money and selling season passes to ppl on console who can't get mods.
I really need to find the registry docs. The API has comments on "see documentation" but never link it anywhere or reference it I need it to see all registry nodes if possible
I Actually can say how to walk through walls (Secret) Teardown, you know this is possible? yea i can show it with an 3 Easy steps Step 1. Install a fast running mod Step 2. Run fastest in the wall Step 3. It worked!
How to optimize your game, so it use my gpu atleast for half of its power? My 3090 lags when i play 1 map for 10+ minutes, and when i check whats the % of gpu usage, it shows me less then 30%
While I am not an expert, I am fairly confident that Teardowns running speed is limited by the physics, not the graphics. If my understanding of the way games are programmed is correct, physics calculations are heavy and linear, while a GPU is optimized for light, parallel computations. Physics work like this because 1, the calculations for physics are complex equations, and 2, they have to be done sequentially. If they are not, then this introduces the risk that these calculations become out of sync, and that will very quickly cause problems. Graphics are usually a huge amount of little calculations, which CPUs are bad at. The other reason for low usage is that the game is capped at 60 fps because the physics update 60 times a second. This means that, while Teardown has very nice graphics, the GPU is spending most of its time waiting for the CPU to do all the physics calculations for the next frame, hence the low usage. I am assuming the game is lagging after 10 minutes because you have started destroying buildings and introducing more objects that the physics have to be calculated on. You can see similar patterns on other physics heavy games, and while I do not know exactly how this game was programmed, I am assuming it is a similar approach. If I got anything in this wrong let me know, I am just talking from how I think this works.
@@Dr.Coconut1245 well. Sure interesting how it works, but doesnt make the situation better. I have i9-12900k cpu, so im sure there's no problem in cpu or gpu. its just game limits, like you sayed. Hopefully we'll get an answer how to increase gpu&cpu usage to run game faster and better
@@WitcherLover-pd9ye It should make it better if there's a fundamental misunderstanding about how things are bottlenecked. A better GPU would increase things like running the game at a higher resolution or dealing with complex models, not computational things like physics simulations. It's like being confused about the speed of your car when you bought expensive seats and headlights for it.
baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa eu mi lam instalat de pe filelist teardownul siiiiiiii nuuu merge ma chinui de 3 zila sa mi pun un mod la teardown si nu pot?????????????
The Script: function init() distance = 0 lastpos = GetPlayerTransform().pos end function tick(dt) distance = distance + VecLength(VecSub(GetPlayerTransform().pos,lastpos)) lastpos = GetPlayerTransform().pos DebugWatch("Meters traveled",math.floor(distance*10)/10) end function update(dt) end function draw(dt) end
Hell yeah boys, Teardown's modding community is the heart and soul of the game and it's great to see official instructional material be released.
I have been waiting for this forever. They had some sort of tutorials a couple of years ago, but those were not nearly this simple to follow yet in-depth. So stoked to get through these and get modding :D
And now its totally destroyed thanks to Saber, assholes.
Whoever had the idea to make official tutorials had the right idea! Modding can keep a game alive so much longer, but is sometimes a bit "scary" to get into because it seems so difficult, but that is no longer the case if you know you have a definitive, credible source for knowledge
It's no longer a definitive source. All this is outdated since Saber screwed it up. They are not fixing anything, they only care about money and selling season passes to ppl on console who can't get mods.
its good to have a guide to mod this game, its a amazing game that can be improved a lot with mods
Soon All my maps will be up nice job
i thought some one was talking, so i turned up the volume, then i just heard, "' *IN TEARDOWN* '",
Thanks!
Woah
fantastisk skånsk dialekt
te ånly tru dajalekt!
create a map in this game is pure hell my god
So, How would i go by making a tool/weapon that is a fully automatic SMG that apon pressing RMB enables a burst fire mode?? Or a regular SMG.
I would download another similar file and try to understand the files in that mod folder. You could even use them as a template to make your mod.
The Oficial Teardown
I really need to find the registry docs. The API has comments on "see documentation" but never link it anywhere or reference it
I need it to see all registry nodes if possible
I REALLY wanna make a miniature New Mombasa map
I love his accent. I'm guessing it's Swedish lol.
I learned how to copy and paste baseplate's. before watching the editor episode. I MADE A 3x3 AND IM PROUD OF IT
I Actually can say how to walk through walls (Secret) Teardown, you know this is possible?
yea
i can show it with an 3 Easy steps
Step 1. Install a fast running mod
Step 2. Run fastest in the wall
Step 3. It worked!
wish there was a green hill zone map in this game, lets fix that >:3
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[ Sat 6:27pm 10/7/2023 ]
Hello :)
for me the game crashes when i press the publish button
because of the preview picture
Den skånska brytningen gör videon så mycket bättre 🤣
how do i get worlds
How to optimize your game, so it use my gpu atleast for half of its power? My 3090 lags when i play 1 map for 10+ minutes, and when i check whats the % of gpu usage, it shows me less then 30%
While I am not an expert, I am fairly confident that Teardowns running speed is limited by the physics, not the graphics. If my understanding of the way games are programmed is correct, physics calculations are heavy and linear, while a GPU is optimized for light, parallel computations. Physics work like this because 1, the calculations for physics are complex equations, and 2, they have to be done sequentially. If they are not, then this introduces the risk that these calculations become out of sync, and that will very quickly cause problems. Graphics are usually a huge amount of little calculations, which CPUs are bad at. The other reason for low usage is that the game is capped at 60 fps because the physics update 60 times a second. This means that, while Teardown has very nice graphics, the GPU is spending most of its time waiting for the CPU to do all the physics calculations for the next frame, hence the low usage. I am assuming the game is lagging after 10 minutes because you have started destroying buildings and introducing more objects that the physics have to be calculated on. You can see similar patterns on other physics heavy games, and while I do not know exactly how this game was programmed, I am assuming it is a similar approach. If I got anything in this wrong let me know, I am just talking from how I think this works.
@@Dr.Coconut1245 well. Sure interesting how it works, but doesnt make the situation better. I have i9-12900k cpu, so im sure there's no problem in cpu or gpu. its just game limits, like you sayed. Hopefully we'll get an answer how to increase gpu&cpu usage to run game faster and better
@@WitcherLover-pd9ye It should make it better if there's a fundamental misunderstanding about how things are bottlenecked. A better GPU would increase things like running the game at a higher resolution or dealing with complex models, not computational things like physics simulations. It's like being confused about the speed of your car when you bought expensive seats and headlights for it.
maybe this is a cooling issue?
@@aspiringlich1841 no, temperature is 54C for gpu and about the same for cpu
can anyone help me get villa xml file ?
and no global mod tutorials again ):
what software do you use for the codes?
He writes the code in sublime text. The language is Lua
Ooof, you published all of them to our subscription feeds all at once.
Thanks for this non the less!
Cry and Sob
that's why you subscribe isn't it?
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baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa eu mi lam instalat de pe filelist teardownul siiiiiiii nuuu merge ma chinui de 3 zila sa mi pun un mod la teardown si nu pot?????????????
Don’t ever spam someone’s subscriber inbox. That’s how you instantly get unsubscribed.
Except if its teardown
Cry and Sob
Oh no free knowledge. What a tragedy in my inbox 🙄
Pretty sure that's the definition of a subscription, no?
thats kind of the point of a youtube channel
The Script:
function init()
distance = 0
lastpos = GetPlayerTransform().pos
end
function tick(dt)
distance = distance + VecLength(VecSub(GetPlayerTransform().pos,lastpos))
lastpos = GetPlayerTransform().pos
DebugWatch("Meters traveled",math.floor(distance*10)/10)
end
function update(dt)
end
function draw(dt)
end