How To Make RUNELITE Run Super Smooth In 2025︱Old School Runescape

In-Game Settings00:00:00

The creator starts with in-game settings, specifically display and control settings. He prefers the fixed classic layout for a compact look and sets brightness to the halfway point. He notes that control settings generally do not affect graphical performance.

Animation Smoothing Plugin00:01:37

The first major plugin discussed is Animation Smoothing. The creator demonstrates a side-by-side comparison showing how turning this plugin on removes laggy delays and makes movements super smooth, especially during combat.

GPU Settings00:02:52

The GPU plugin is used to make the game look sharp. Key settings include setting Draw Distance to maximum (90), keeping Remove Color Banding on, setting Anti-aliasing to 16x, using XBR for UI scaling, setting Fog Depth to zero, and enabling Compute Shaders to extend draw distance.

Additional GPU Options00:07:16

The creator covers Anisotropic Filtering, Colorblindness Correction, and Bright Textures, noting most are personal preference. He then explains Unlock FPS to remove the 50 FPS cap for smoother camera movement and suggests Adaptive Sync for Vsync mode to minimize stuttering.

FPS Target and RuneLite Settings00:09:09

FPS Target is set to 240 to match the monitor's refresh rate, though anything above 60 FPS is sufficient for OSRS. Finally, he configures RuneLite window settings, including setting game size to monitor resolution, locking window size to fixed full screen, and enabling remember client position.

HD Plugin and Conclusion00:11:48

The creator explains why he avoids the RuneLite HD plugin, preferring the retro look and noting that HD significantly impacts GPU performance. He concludes the video by asking viewers to comment if they want a follow-up on other RuneLite customization settings.