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The illustration picture for this article is from The Mirror , an upcoming all-in-one game and game development platform currently in Closed Alpha. They've been building upon Godot 4.0 since early alpha releases; follow them on Twitter for updates. Buildsystem: Allow building X11 without Vulkan ( GH-70677 ). What's new.
The illustration picture for this article is from The Mirror , an upcoming all-in-one game and game development platform currently in Closed Alpha. They’ve been building upon Godot 4.0 since early alpha releases; follow them on Twitter for updates. Buildsystem: Allow building X11 without Vulkan ( GH-70677 ). What’s new.
Topics include: General tips Maximizing GPU utilization when building Memory allocations Organizing geometries into BLASes Build preference flags Dynamic BLASes Non-opaque geometries Particles General tips Consider async compute for AS building. Consider worker threads for generating AS building command lists.
alphabuilds and maintenance releases for the stable branch ( 3.4.3 , 3.4.4 Following on from the addition of OccluderShapeSphere in 3.4 , lawnjelly now brings us a more adaptable and easy way to add basic occlusion culling in the form of the OccluderShapePolygon. Anything behind the polygon will be culled from view.
alphabuilds , we're trying to release 3.5 beta builds every other week to ensure that new features can be tested, bugs can be reported and bugfixes can be validated. In this build, we also built it for 32-bit platforms (armv7 and x86) as there was some demand for it, so you'll find the APK is a bit heavier. Like with 4.0
alphabuilds , we're trying to release 3.5 beta builds every other week to ensure that new features can be tested, bugs can be reported and bugfixes can be validated. Anything behind the polygon will be culled from view. Note that builds are currently not signed, so you will get a warning on install. Like with 4.0
alphabuilds , we're trying to release 3.5 beta builds every other week to ensure that new features can be tested, bugs can be reported and bugfixes can be validated. Anything behind the polygon will be culled from view. Note that builds are currently not signed, so you will get a warning on install. Like with 4.0
But the “1” in beta 1 means that it’s only the first step of the journey, and like for the alpha phase, we’re going to release new beta snapshots roughly every other week. Buildsystem: Unify tools / target build type configuration ( GH-66242 ). Buildsystem: Unify tools / target build type configuration ( GH-66242 ).
But the "1" in beta 1 means that it's only the first step of the journey, and like for the alpha phase, we're going to release new beta snapshots roughly every other week. Buildsystem: Unify tools / target build type configuration ( GH-66242 ). Buildsystem: Unify tools / target build type configuration ( GH-66242 ).
with 17 alphabuilds distributed in 2022, and continuous development effort since 2019. You may have already seen some of this content on social media, in blog posts, or in alpha release notes. s development boils down to refactoring and rewriting existing features to make them a much better base to build on. What's new?
First off: I learned a lot about Unity’s build in batching system. The foliage shader has an alpha cutout value and uses a texture + culling set to off (it is visible from both sides of the planes). It is useful for drawing objects such as buildings, trees and grass, or other things that appear repeatedly in a Scene.
This implementation handles spatial indexing of objects and, every frame, building a render list of objects drawn. Truth is, the main advantage of using them is the ability to build render command lists using multiple CPU cores. Great alpha blending support. Wait, why not Vulkan or DirectX12? Less memory bandwidth wasted.
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