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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, also known as PUBG, is a multiplayer internet game in which players land on an island where they must find and get weapons so as not to be killed by others. The playing field narrows when the last person standing wins. Currently, many users are facing the problem of PUBG buildings not loading. After installing a new PUBG update, users started facing the issue of things not loading.
PUBG Developer said that creating the manufacturing procedure to display the highest quality textures is slower. This means that buildings will charge faster, allowing you to quickly go ahead and start looting, while slowly increasing the quality of the felt, until it is fully returned at maximum quality.
How not to fix Buildinga PUBG texture loading:
You may not have to try them all; basically browse the listing until you find the one that suits you best.
Press the Tab key throughout the skydive.
To fix your graphical problem, you can make your game load the building texture before landing.
To do this, while removing the parachute, press the Tab key on the keyboard to bring up the inventory screen. The game may freeze for a while while the texture is loading. Afterwards, check if it fixes your texture issues. I hope that is the case. But if this is not the case, there are other patches you can try below.
Play the game in pre-rendered.
This cheat is all about forcing the game to return most of its assets before parachuting to the ground.
After getting off the plane and heading where you want to go (by holding down W during the operation), press TAB as soon as your parachute automatically deploys.
Disable Nvidia Shadowplay.
It is one of the easiest solutions for people with an Nvidia graphics card. All you have to do is disable the shadow game. Basically open the GeForce General Settings menu and uncheck the Sharing option.
Graphics update driver
An outdated version of the graphics can sometimes also interfere with the gameplay, causing the issue of buildings not loading in PUBG. However, updating your graphics driver may fix this issue.
Move the game files to your SSD.
Slow rendering of downloaded buildings or buildings due to slow file transfer from disk to RAM. You can quickly store files in memory by booting from a solid-state drive (SSD). You need to transfer the game folder to your SSD.
If you don't have space on your SSD, basically transfer it via paging file (virtual memory) and it will render faster.
Steps to transfer the file:
- Go to local drive C: Program Files (x86) Steam Steamapps Common PUBG
- Later you access the folder of your game, then drag and drop it in the Steam folder of your SSD.
- If you do not have a Steam folder on your SSD, you will need to create a current folder with Steam settings.
- Click on the Steam menu in the menu bar and go to Settings.
- In the pop-up window, click on Downloads and on the next screen, click on the Steam Library Folder button.
- Now you will see a popup window, select Add Library Folder as shown in the figure.
- Now select a folder on your SSD where you want to save your PUBG files. Or you can create a new folder on the SSD and name it whatever you like.
- When the folder creation is complete, select the folder.
- You have successfully added a folder to the library folders, click the Close button.
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