If you’re unsure what this means, set it to 30. Set it to like 30, 50, 60, or 120, depending on your monitor’s refresh rate. When you first install OMSI this setting is always at 10, and I’m not sure why.
Max Frame Rate Just triple check to make sure this is above 10. View Distance Since you should have 1 neighboring tile, there’s no reason to have this setting above 500 since each tile is 300 meters and you won’t be able to see what’s on the next tile until you approach it anyway, so if your view distance is above 500, it’s just going to try to load objects that you can’t see, thus un-needed lag. For some reason, OMSI automatically enables this with each crash, even if that setting wasn’t the reason for the crash. All it does is make your computer only use 1 core to process the game instead of 2 or 4 or however many you actually have. Just turn it off unless your game is actually unstable (as in it crashes upon startup even on the default Berlin map. Reduced Multithreading I won’t even say anything on this. While it prevents things like AI vehicles from going off schedule or “teleporting” when they’re out of view, there’s no real benefit to using this setting. Load Whole Map at Start the larger the map, the more likely you are to run out of V-ram when you use this setting. Since OMSI only uses 2gigs (or 4 with the 4GB patch), more dense maps will have trouble loading more than 6 tiles at a time (which the 1 neighboring tile does. The more neighboring tiles you have to load, the more objects are in Memory. Neighboring Tiles Despite what you think your computer can do, set this to 1. Even if your settings work on some maps, settings being too high will most likely lag your game with more intense maps. If you ever encounter a low frame rate/jumping bus/no texture crash, try lowering your settings in-game. 
Don’t be afraid to lower your graphics settings in order to reduce lag.
Unlike most games, OMSI 2 does not run well on its highest settings, even on the world’s beefiest computer. Jumping Bus/Low Frame Rate/White Texture Game Crash
When having trouble with your game, here are a few steps you can take towards fixing your own issues. Then afterward I will show you how to get the best support based on your problems. In this thread, we will first go over general troubleshooting/game maintenance. Dash5155 is here with a set of guidelines to help you troubleshoot all your possible problems in OMSI and OMSI 2.
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