Hiding objects to improve verge3d performance?

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2023-10-27 at 3:37 am #67967

c4cc
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I want to improve overall performance, especially regarding Frame Per Second. If (larger) objects take up more memory, can I hide them and then unload them later in the scene? Especially whenever the camera scrolls/pans over to that part?

To save more browser space/memory, and improve FPS rate, by hiding objects only to reveal them when the camera moves over to that part of scene/level/area.

Example:
In any (2d) game, any assets/objects not on screen is hidden, but when the player moves across a level/area, more assets/objects initially hidden are shown.

2023-10-27 at 7:17 am #67970

c4cc
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Trying to eliminate problems like these

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2023-10-27 at 7:52 am #67972

kdv
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Your raptor alone takes up the lion’s share of render calls and tris rendered.

All other meshes are rendered only if they are in the camera’s field of view.

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2023-10-28 at 8:48 am #67996

c4cc
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lol, where did you get my raptor file from? So how do I reduce render calls, and triangles rendered as much as possible?

My current Performance Profile:

2023-10-28 at 8:55 am #67998

kdv
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c4cc wrote:

lol, where did you get my raptor file from?

Your files are all over the forum.

c4cc wrote:

So how do I reduce render calls, and triangles rendered as much as possible?

Optimize your model.

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2023-10-28 at 9:43 am #68000
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kdv wrote:

Your files are all over the forum.

Only once did I upload my file here, but other than that, I didn’t
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2023-10-28 at 9:56 am #68002

kdv
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And here, and here, and here and in many other topics…

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2023-10-28 at 10:01 am #68003

c4cc
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True, but I’m talking about this Petra model

kdv wrote:

Your raptor alone takes up the lion’s share of render calls and tris rendered.

All other meshes are rendered only if they are in the camera’s field of view.

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2023-10-28 at 10:06 am #68004

kdv
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*facepalm*

c4cc wrote:

lol, where did you get my raptor file from?

from here:

c4cc wrote:

Only once did I upload my file here

ok?

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2023-10-28 at 10:25 am #68005
c4cc
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Sorry for the stupid question, just wanted to confirm lol
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2023-10-28 at 11:56 am #68007

kdv
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In ideal, you can reduce geometry buffers and render calls for this raptor to just 5 (if you use bones for animations). The triangles count is not so significant.

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2023-10-28 at 1:51 pm #68008

c4cc
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Thanks for the heads up. Why do bones for animations reduce geometry buffers and render calls for this raptor to just 5?

Reason I don’t use bones for animations is that they’re harder to use, and distort an otherwise mechanical character.

2023-10-28 at 2:05 pm #68009

kdv
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Your raptor consists of 76 separate meshes. One mesh with one material -> one geometry buffer and one render call. Some meshes are multi-material meshes. One mesh with three materials -> three geometry buffers and three render calls. As a result you’ve got 100+ geometry buffers and render calls per one raptor. If you merge all meshes into one mesh and remove duplicate materials you’ll get one mesh with 5 materials -> 5 render calls. But in this case you can’t animate separate parts of you raptor as you did it before. That’s where bones can help.

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If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of the meaning at all.

2023-10-28 at 2:16 pm #68010
c4cc
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Fair points, well detailed explanation. Sadly, mechanical parts need to be separately animated, otherwise, will look rubber-ish and unnatural in movement. Like a stretchy cartoon character
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2023-10-28 at 2:27 pm #68012

kdv
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You just need to read a liitle more about rigged animations. Any mechanism can be animated using bones.

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