Difference between revisions of "Help:RemovingMemoryAndFPSFromSession"
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Under "Session" (not Uplink) click on "Startup" (not pre-startup) | Under "Session" (not Uplink) click on "Startup" (not pre-startup) | ||
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Select the entry you want, in this case "Memory Indicator" or "FPS Indicator". | Select the entry you want, in this case "Memory Indicator" or "FPS Indicator". | ||
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Change -show to -hide. Alternatively, you can remove the entire entry, but changing it to -hide will allow you to still utilize these in the future. | Change -show to -hide. Alternatively, you can remove the entire entry, but changing it to -hide will allow you to still utilize these in the future. | ||
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| + | Hit apply, and accept. | ||
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| + | Close all your EQ2 sessions, close Innerspace, and open it back up. If you're unsure of what I mean, just restart your computer. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:51, 4 September 2018
By default, in the top left corner of your screen you will have a FPS and memory displays. If you wish to change these.
Note: These are built into innerspace, and not related to ISXOgre at all, however it is a frequently asked question.
Right click on Innerspace and choose Configuration.
Under "Session" (not Uplink) click on "Startup" (not pre-startup)
Select the entry you want, in this case "Memory Indicator" or "FPS Indicator".
Change -show to -hide. Alternatively, you can remove the entire entry, but changing it to -hide will allow you to still utilize these in the future.
Hit apply, and accept.
Close all your EQ2 sessions, close Innerspace, and open it back up. If you're unsure of what I mean, just restart your computer.
