Sprite fucking up

[dandymcgee]

Yeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

Some unsuccessful programmers without a regular cash income would like to play ES aswell >:[

Who the hell complains about 99998fps?

[qpHalcy0n]

You dont need to fix it if it aint a problem. I love these kinds of remarks because you might flabberghast yourself if you'd simply profile the code. I'm sure given ES's complexity and very low render burden hardly any of your time is spent in the GL driver, so you can optimize away to your heart's content....if that ain't the bottleneck.....it wont amount to a nanosecond of performance gain.

[Falco Girgis]

You dont need to fix it if it aint a problem. I love these kinds of remarks because you might flabberghast yourself if you'd simply profile the code. I'm sure given ES's complexity and very low render burden hardly any of your time is spent in the GL driver, so you can optimize away to your heart's content....if that ain't the bottleneck.....it wont amount to a nanosecond of performance gain.

Oh, I completely agree.

I'm all about optimizing the shit out of things. I think it's interesting and fun, and it gives me a deverection. But I really can't justify halting my own progress to fix some outdated OpenGL code that is neatly encapsulated a layer of abstraction away and works fine on any PC I've ran it on... At least the DC and PSP have actual, noticeable performance improvements... I can at least tell myself that spending time on that stuff is beneficial...

[TheBuzzSaw]

Given that you are targeting two much weaker platforms, I suppose it's no big deal that you are applying a handicap to the PC build.

Still...

[N64vSNES]

Yeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

Some unsuccessful programmers without a regular cash income would like to play ES aswell >:[

Who the hell complains about 99998fps?

Even us EQ amateurs are doing this for the map

I guess the if I was Falco I'd mainly be focusing on PSP optimizations.......Wow did we got off topic?

[N64vSNES]

I meant optimized mesh rendering, we're using it for the map.
If anyone is interested I ran a benchmark on how fast my computer render the map.

With NO optimization:
5-6 milliseconds

With optimization:
2-3 milliseconds

You're missing out Falco

[k1net1k]

i dont know if this applies, but testing something for 2ms vs 5ms isnt really a big enough test case. unless you meant you ran this over 1000 instances and it went from 2000ms to 5000ms

[qpHalcy0n]

In terms of frame time, that is a poor assertion.

Where the target is 60Hz, which is generally considered very acceptable, you can spend no more than about 16ms per frame for render and logic combined. For instance, a very involved frame may take 8-12ms (12ms being the frame profile time for Crysis from a GPU profiling slide from Crytek) just for rendering. So for something where the rendering isn't particularly involved, 6ms->2ms is extremely significant. If I could juice 4ms out of my frame times I'd be an exceptionally happy man.

[k1net1k]

yes, my misunderstanding of a different type of testing

[N64vSNES]

My bad guys this wasn't for the maps only it was for a entire frame