Alright, so you wanna know about this gamemoderun command thing, huh? Lemme tell ya, it ain’t rocket science. It’s somethin’ for them computer games, makes ’em run faster, I reckon.
First off, ya gotta get this GameMode thing on your puter. Think of it like this, it’s like puttin’ better oil in your tractor so it runs smoother and faster when you’re plowin’ the fields. Them smart folks, they made this GameMode, it’s got two parts. One’s like the engine, and the other’s like the gas pedal. You need both, see?
Now, this “gamemoderun” word, that’s what ya stick in front of your game when ya wanna start it up. Like, if your game is called “Minesweeper”, ya type “gamemoderun Minesweeper”. It’s like yellin’ at the puter, “Hey! Pay attention to this game! Make it run good!”
- First, ya get GameMode.
- Then, ya gotta tell the puter that you’re allowed to use it. It’s like gettin’ a key to the barn so you can use the tractor. They call it addin’ yourself to a “user group” but it just means givin’ yourself permission.
Why do ya need this gamemoderun thing anyway? Well, sometimes your puter’s doin’ a bunch of other stuff, like checkin’ the weather or who knows what. This GameMode thing tells it to quit messin’ around and focus on the game. It’s like tellin’ the grandkids to quiet down so you can hear the rooster crow in the mornin’. Makes things clearer and faster.
Now, some puters already have this GameMode thing on ’em, like them Ubuntu ones. But ya still gotta turn it on for each game. It’s like havin’ a fancy plow but forgettin’ to hitch it up to the tractor. For some games, on that Steam thingy, you gotta click around in the game’s settings. It’s like adjustin’ the seat on the tractor so you can reach the pedals. For other games, you just use that “gamemoderun” word like I told ya.
Sometimes things go wrong, though. Like, the tractor won’t start or the plow gets stuck. Them smart folks have ways to fix it, but I ain’t gonna get into all that. Just know that sometimes you gotta fiddle around with things to make it work. It’s like when the chickens get out of the coop, ya gotta chase ‘em around to get ‘em back in.
So, this gamemoderun, it ain’t magic, but it helps. It tells your puter to put all its energy into makin’ the game run smooth. It’s like givin’ the horses extra oats before a long ride. Makes ’em go faster and work harder. And that’s all there is to it, really. Nothin’ to be scared of. Just a little somethin’ to make your games run better.
Some games, when ya use this “gamemoderun” thing, they might change their own settings. Like, they might start usin’ a different picture mode, somethin’ called DirectX 12. It’s like the tractor automatically switchin’ to a different gear for tougher ground. It’s usually a good thing, makes the game look better or run faster, but sometimes it might cause problems, I guess. But mostly, it’s good.
So, if you want your games to run better, give this gamemoderun a try. Just remember, get GameMode, add yourself to the group, and then use “gamemoderun” before your game. It ain’t complicated. Even an old woman like me can understand it. Now go on, get to playin’!
And remember, this thing works on them Linux puters. I ain’t sure about them other ones, the Windows ones or them Apple ones. But if you’re on Linux, give it a whirl. It might just make your games run like a well-oiled machine… or a well-fed horse… you get the idea.
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