I know there was a command in rF1 that triggers all of the cores in game start. It was something like "+fullproc" I believe.

Unfortunately it is not working in GTR2. Does someone knows a command that allows the game to start with all of the cores?

I'm using a Powershell ISE script since years to set the no. of cores to use by the different programs.
It works pretty good for me...

regards
dikl

Hi Dimitar,

have a look at GTL. In the Autoupdater you can make a link to start GTL and there you can select the number of cores which GTL should use. Then make a click with the right Mousebutton on this Desktoplink and you will find the command to start GTL with x Cores under Properties. (I 'm not at the PC yet). Now you can make a link to GTR2 with similiar Properties. Or you copy the GTL-link and edit it to GTR2.

regards

rdjango

Thanks. This is what Micha provided me with a long time ago, but I am not sure how to change it for Festbierbude:

C:\Python27\pythonw.exe "C:\Users\Micha\AppData\Roaming\Bierbuden Autoupdate\cpuaffinity.py" --cpuid=0,1,2,3 "C:\GTL\GTL.exe"

EDIT: I made it!

Here's the code is someone would like to apply it:
C:\Python27\pythonw.exe "C:\Users\Dimitar Dulichki\AppData\Roaming\Bierbuden Autoupdate\cpuaffinity.py" --cpuid=0,1,2,3 "E:\Games\Festbierbude\GTR 2 - FIA GT Racing Game\GTR2.exe" -trace=1000

Just change the folder directories.

Grats, that's it

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The Taskmanager wasn't mentioned yet, but this works too, with a lot of manual effort everytime.

And within the PnG3 Launcher is also a setting option for the cores.

Choose your favorite!

Regards,
dikl