Will do!SyphenTV wrote:Just to say, I think you might want to Update the front of the topic a little.
Also, is this remake going to be as RAM and Computer Intensive as EVERY OTHER UNITY GAME?
Very good points, some Unity games run really well for the quality (Stranded Deep is a good example), I have heard of that game but haven't yet tried it due to my slight hatred of montage parodies (The loud parts to be exact) xDLORD DEATH wrote:
A note about Unity's optimization, I found a game that seems to be very efficient about handling Unity. It seems to run at a constant and smooth 60FPS on my computer and runs at maybe 18-25 on high settings on a cheap dinky computer that barely runs other Unity games at more than 6FPS. The game that achieved this is literally called "GameofTheYear420BlazeIt" for any one working on the Unity port for SCP:CB, I suggest you look and see how this game is optimized.
In the end, how well the game runs IS up to the developer and how well he manages the games assets.
It seems ok, just some more work and I bet it'll be good.danielmus wrote:I'm trying my best to optimize the game as much as I can, though i've never worked on a project this big so I can't really promise anything :C
I just uploaded a performance test/showcase to the channelKumasulira wrote:It seems ok, just some more work and I bet it'll be good.danielmus wrote:I'm trying my best to optimize the game as much as I can, though i've never worked on a project this big so I can't really promise anything :C
Link is just above this comment!This is what i'm most concerned about, the SCP:CB Map is massive and unless I render it in small sections (Loading screens every couple of rooms) it is unlikely it will run at high performance, I need to figure out a good way to have the rooms without lag, but i'll tend to that when it comes!LORD DEATH wrote:Very nice! Looks good. Well have to see though when it comes to a full map size, NPCs and lower end computers.
You can use the RMESH to B3D converter if you want to make this project go faster. It's in the Source Code Folder for SCPCB.danielmus wrote:This is what i'm most concerned about, the SCP:CB Map is massive and unless I render it in small sections (Loading screens every couple of rooms) it is unlikely it will run at high performance, I need to figure out a good way to have the rooms without lag, but i'll tend to that when it comes!LORD DEATH wrote:Very nice! Looks good. Well have to see though when it comes to a full map size, NPCs and lower end computers.
It's a B3D-to-RMesh converter. It doesn't work the other way around.CLgaming wrote:You can use the RMESH to B3D converter if you want to make this project go faster. It's in the Source Code Folder for SCPCB.
Uh, I think there's an option to use B3D format. Did you check?juanjpro wrote:It's a B3D-to-RMesh converter. It doesn't work the other way around.CLgaming wrote:You can use the RMESH to B3D converter if you want to make this project go faster. It's in the Source Code Folder for SCPCB.
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