Graphic (Performance limit) using Verge3D running locally using Electron.

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2021-04-20 at 3:13 am #40330

Gerome Gan
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Hello guys. I just recently got my app to run in Electron. The tutorial was amazing. Even a non-coder like me could do it. Many thanks to the guys that makes all the tutorial in Verge3D :)

I had done a lot of performance intensive interactive stuff in Unity running on local machine. So I was wondering,.. since I can now run Verge3D locally using Electron… how does it handle performance running locally? Anyone had any experience on this? How much can I push the performance limit? Is it mainly limited by the GPU?

The limit of running Verge3D online is always with the bandwidth. I usually kept my file under 50mb to ensure a quick loading. So, if it can run well locally,.. maybe I could do an app like say 2Gig in size?

*You may ask – Why not just use Unity to work on local app? Well, I am not a coder. Verge3D allow a single artist like me to do wonders. Yes.. WONDERS!!!

2021-04-20 at 4:46 am #40331

Yuri Kovelenov
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Hi Gerome,

Yes, when running through electron, network bandwidth is no longer problem. You can probably load much bigger scenes (may be even 2Gb, haven’t tried that). For graphics performance considerations, please take a look at this guide.

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2021-04-20 at 5:19 am #40332

Gerome Gan
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Yuri,

Thanks for the speedy reply as always!

And thanks for the guide link. I guess I will give it a try doing large scene and running in Electron. At least now I know how to monitor the performance. I will report what I find here later.

Cheers,
Gerome
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