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Newcomers DBPro Corner / set object cull

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David iz cool
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Posted: 26th Apr 2006 01:42
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this command doesnt do anything to raise my framerate.

i set up a for next code to set the cull to 1 for all my objects and i dont notice any increase in framerate.i also set it to 0
and still the same.does this command work??
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The end is near
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Posted: 26th Apr 2006 05:09
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cull makes the objects polygons visible on both sides.
it doesnt do anything to framerate!!

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indi
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Location: Earth, Brisbane, Australia
Posted: 26th Apr 2006 06:20
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reducing the amount of visible polygons would increase some peformance but might not be visible on your system because:

if your model files are very large in polys, it would be still keeping the framerate down.
if your model files are DBO they will load a whole lot faster as well.
if your texture files are too large
if your coding is stupid and spaghetti coded

your video card probably plays a big role in performance.

do a test adding one polygon to the screen at a time and watch the fps until it starts to drop. this will give you a little insight to your machines performance. factor in a few extra loops for your game and you will see a result.

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