FPS and Memory overlay

[wdleggett]

I was looking around for a way to disable the FPS and memory overlay but couldn't find any info but was able to find the code in the Innerspace.xml file. Removing these two lines resolved the issue and I don't have to press ctrl+f and ctrl+m anymore.

<Setting Name="Memory Indicator">hudgroup -show &quot;memory indicator&quot;</Setting>
<Setting Name="FPS Indicator">hudgroup -show &quot;fps indicator&quot;</Setting>

Sorry if this is common knowledge, I looked everywhere and couldn't find a way to do it.

 

[Valerian]

Nice find, but not the "approved" method of doing so... you can also change the -show to -hide, to make it easier to reverse the procedure in the future, or...

* Right click Inner Space icon, select Configuration
* Click "Startup" button under "Session"
* Select the Memory Indicator and FPS Indicator lines on the left, and update them both to -hide (or remove from there)

Apply, etc.

Thanks for actually sharing your findings with the community though, most people would just fix it on their own and leave everyone else to wonder.

You can also use ISBoxer ( http://www.isboxer.com ) to manage your window(s) and it will hide the memory indicator by default, and the FPS indicator is a configurable option in the character set.

 

[Kevinshp]

is there any performance difference by hiding or not hiding this?

 

[Valerian]

no performance difference one way or the other.

 

[wdleggett]

Nice find, but not the "approved" method of doing so... you can also change the -show to -hide, to make it easier to reverse the procedure in the future, or...

* Right click Inner Space icon, select Configuration
* Click "Startup" button under "Session"
* Select the Memory Indicator and FPS Indicator lines on the left, and update them both to -hide (or remove from there)

Apply, etc.

Thanks for actually sharing your findings with the community though, most people would just fix it on their own and leave everyone else to wonder.

You can also use ISBoxer ( http://www.isboxer.com ) to manage your window(s) and it will hide the memory indicator by default, and the FPS indicator is a configurable option in the character set.

Thank you sir. I didn't even think about the startup option and I'd tried the hide but I think it kept getting switched back so I went with the 10 pound hammer for a tiny nail method

Kevinshp, the only reason I went looking for it was I got tired of ctrl+f and ctrl+m each time I started it up. Not a big hassle but I guess enough to make me want to get rid of it for good.