use mesh models instead of nodeboxes #4

singularis-mzf · 2022-08-15T19:42:30+02:00

singularis-mzf commented

2022-08-15 19:42:30 +02:00

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I had performance problems with your mod, so I converted its node boxes to a mesh model and it gives me much higher FPS now, so I believe it could enhance the performance of your mod.

There are two models: the full model is exactly equal to the original node boxes, the "cheap" model is simplified a bit to get even more performance.

I don't have much time for testing now, so if you are interested in using the mesh models, please test them before merging this pull request.

I had performance problems with your mod, so I converted its node boxes to a mesh model and it gives me much higher FPS now, so I believe it could enhance the performance of your mod. There are two models: the full model is exactly equal to the original node boxes, the "cheap" model is simplified a bit to get even more performance. I don't have much time for testing now, so if you are interested in using the mesh models, please test them before merging this pull request.

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use mesh models instead of nodeboxes

erle commented

2023-09-08 22:18:09 +02:00

@singularis-mzf this seems very useful for perforamnce. Did you create the models by hand or with a converter script? If you used a script, please provide it.

cora commented

2023-09-09 02:48:32 +02:00

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this is great. you can go to a jungle without massive fps drops.

The meshes do appear to look a bit different than the node boxes but actually kinda better i think

this is great. you can go to a jungle without massive fps drops. The meshes do appear to look a bit different than the node boxes but actually kinda better i think

singularis-mzf commented

2023-09-09 06:57:19 +02:00

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@erlehmann I created a script by hand and use it to generate the models. I uploaded the script now to: https://github.com/singularis-mzf/bushy_leaves_gen/tree/main. The script requires Perl 5.26 or newer and uses a simple Perl library (provided in the same repository).

I admit that the texture coordinates probably don't correspond to the original node boxes, but I also like the new look more.

@erlehmann I created a script by hand and use it to generate the models. I uploaded the script now to: [https://github.com/singularis-mzf/bushy_leaves_gen/tree/main](https://github.com/singularis-mzf/bushy_leaves_gen/tree/main). The script requires Perl 5.26 or newer and uses a simple Perl library (provided in the same repository). I admit that the texture coordinates probably don't correspond to the original node boxes, but I also like the new look more.

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Reference: erle/bushy_leaves#4