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How to limit fps in 3DCoat Modding Tool
By Mechemix
Hi. In this guide, I’ll explain how to stabilize the frame rate in 3D Coat Modding Tool. Our goal is to prevent excessive load on your GPU when you're working on 3D drawings while also running games like Rust or Counter-Strike.
   
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As you can see, we are getting unnecessary high fps in this software so let's fix this. 
*Step 1* Go to Edit>Preferences 
*Step 2* Enable "Vertical Synchronization" 
*Step 3* Also check Mult-Core settings and Multi-Core for Saving! 
*Step 4* We did it! 
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As you can see, we are getting unnecessary high fps in this software so let's fix this.
*Step 1* Go to Edit>Preferences
*Step 2* Enable "Vertical Synchronization"


Once you enable this setting, the frame rate will not exceed your monitor’s maximum refresh rate. This will provide smoother visuals while also reducing unnecessary load on your GPU.
*Step 3* Also check Mult-Core settings and Multi-Core for Saving!


These settings play an important role in allowing the program to utilize each core of your processor, helping it run more optimally. However, if you're running a game that requires high performance while the program is active, you can disable this setting. The game will run more smoothly.

If you're working with games like Rust or Counter-Strike, I recommend not disabling this setting.
*Step 4* We did it!


And that's it!

Thanks for reading! See you in next guide!