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Delores Source Code Released!

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I accidentally pushed the wrong button and made the Delores source code available on GitHub. I did publish all the source code to Delores on GitHub , but it wasn't an accident. BONUS NOTE: Don't believe the myth that programmers can test their own code. Knowledge of their code is the achilles heel of programmers.

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Delores Source Code Released!

Grumpy Gamer

I accidentally pushed the wrong button and made the Delores source code available on GitHub. wait for Todd in the third row, who laughs at anything, to stop laughing) I did publish all the source code to Delores on GitHub , but it wasn’t an accident. Knowledge of their code is the achilles heel of programmers.

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[Tutorial]Static-Occlusion-Culling, A great solution for improving culling performance during rendering - Guide to Cocos Cyberpunk Source Code

Cocos

This article will delve into the principles and code of the static occlusion culling solution in Cocos Cyberpunk. This series of articles will analyze the source code from various perspectives to improve your learning efficiency. Today, we will take a look at how Cocos Cyberpunk implements Static Occlusion Culling(SOC).

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The rendering tree is independent, supports culling, Z-axis sorting, and rendering the same nodes in a list, implemented in a few lines of code

Cocos

Off-Screen Culling: Implementing culling for objects outside the screen can significantly boost performance by not rendering objects that are not visible to the player. After list reorganization: Before restructuring the list: Code: Engineering: This allows for easier optimization and maintenance.

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The rendering tree is independent, supports culling, Z-axis sorting, and rendering the same nodes in a list, implemented in a few lines of code

Cocos

Off-Screen Culling: Implementing culling for objects outside the screen can significantly boost performance by not rendering objects that are not visible to t. This allows for easier optimization and maintenance.

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The rendering tree is independent, supports culling, Z-axis sorting, and rendering the same nodes in a list, implemented in a few lines of code

Cocos

Off-Screen Culling: Implementing culling for objects outside the screen can significantly boost performance by not rendering objects that are not visible to t. This allows for easier optimization and maintenance.

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The rendering tree is independent, supports culling, Z-axis sorting, and rendering the same nodes in a list, implemented in a few lines of code

Cocos

Off-Screen Culling: Implementing culling for objects outside the screen can significantly boost performance by not rendering objects that are not visible to t. This allows for easier optimization and maintenance.

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