Other addons & stuff

Custom keyboard configuration

• Custom keyboard configuration (suitable for up to 5 door buses etc)
• BCS / CCS Depot map
• Gameburrow's OMSI 2 settings
• Installing DXVK from the source

Custom keyboard configuration (suitable for up to 5 door buses etc)

Door bindings 

Open/close all doors door_all Open/close first door (or incase of MAN SD buses and some other first door first part) bus_doorfront0
Open/close second door (or incase of MAN SD buses and some other first door second part) bus_doorfront1
Open/close third door bus_doorfront2
Open/close fourth door bus_doorfront3
Open/close fifth door bus_doorfront4

Custom keyboard configuration

Here you can download Gameburrow's custom keyboard configuration that has ll these keys mapped:
https://cloud.gameburrow.codes/s/Xi3oWKaArtKrwq4

Changes from default:
Shift + Num 0: Open/close all doors
Shift + Num 1 - Num 5: Open close 1 - 5 doors
Shift + Num Enter: Station Brake
K / Shift + K - Kneeling toggle (for some buses just pressing K toggles/untoggles, for some you need to press K to toggle and Shift + K to untoggle, for some this bind doesn't work at all)

Alternatively, if you want to add the keys manually, you can edit the following file OMSI 2/inputs/keyboard.cfg:

[entry]
door_all
82
2

[entry]
bus_doorfront0
79
2

[entry]
bus_doorfront1
80
2

[entry]
bus_doorfront2
81
2

[entry]
bus_doorfront3
75
2


[entry]
bus_doorfront4
76
2

[entry]
bus_doorfront5
77
2

BCS / CCS Depot map

Gameburrow's OMSI 2 settings

Here are my settings. I'd say these are the maximum you can have in OMSI engine, no matter how high end your computer is.

If it's still lagging, you need to reduce:

• scheduled AI count (this hits performance the most)
• unscheduled AI count even more
• Max sound count is also interestingly something that hits performance quite a lot.

OMSI depends mostly on CPU, RAM and Disk speeds. CPU and RAM are running on 32bit limits thus it can't use more than 4GB of memory.

Installing DXVK from the source

Many of you problably have heard or even tried the OMSI DXVK (or Performance Fix) on S and found it to improve your OMSI performance but most have abandoned it because it caused issues (like world stops loading, especially at night). However what many don't know is that the versions listed in Steam Community or OMSI Webdisk are out of date. It is actually being updated regularly by the linux community as it's the foundation of what allows to run Windows games on Linux.

I've found that using the later versions seems fine ish. It has issues sometimes with night where the map stops loading, if that happens you have to remove it, sometimes restart of the game doesn't help.

• Last version tested by GameBurrow: 2.3
• All releases: https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases/

Install instructions

1. Download the .tar.gz file from the github
   
2. Open it (I reccomend using 7-zip)
   
3. In it you'll find .tar file, open that one also by double-clicking
   
4. Now navigate to folder dxvk-version\x32
   
5. Open your OMSI 2 folder and copy the d3d9.dll file to OMSI 2 folder. If it asks to overwrite, say yes! - should only happen if you have any versions installed before