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For the last step I’m using Imposters (and they actually arent very far away either). (And their project is highly optimized, even if not the holy grail). The more you make it look good, the lower the performance.Īt 4k the procedural way showcased in the Kite demo (if you run the kite demo in 4k at max specs on a 1080ti) you get around 20nto 27 FPS. I can give you a 5 line play by play of my personal problems with optimizing.Įats performance. But you are lucky that many peoples have asked about those things, so google will be your best friend most of the time.

#Chernobylite console commands how to#

I mean it takes a lot time to get know what every thing in the profiling tools mean and how to fix it. Even if its not a game project but a visualization project or a virtual production, a little bit optimizations will help you a lot down on the road. If you dont do that, it will take more time to optimize and often this means loss of money, or loos of client since noone wants to pay too much you know. The problem is to make it a habit to think constantly about optimizations in the beginning of any project. In the moment you master the profiling tools you will optimize quite well your projects. And the most important thing is profiling - to find if you have CPU or GPU bound performance loss. This way you can get quite the performance gain. I would like to just add to what BrUnO XaVIeR wrote, there is also a lot console commands that you can use to turn off many functions on the rendrering pipeline that the engine doesn’t need for your game. And forgive me for any orthograph/grammar mistakes, English is not my mother tongue.

#Chernobylite console commands free#

For example, I remember checking in The Beast Inside, Blair Witch and The Outer World if small or medium size items/objects where rendered from far away and that is often mostly the case (even if at this distance, they could as well as hidden).įeel free to discuss and debate :). I think on my side, one of the main thing I noticed in the above mentioned-game that are not good with framerate is that the rendering distance for meshes (not for foliage) is often too high. I personaly already know few things about the rendering distance (for foliage and mesh), draw calls depending on where you look at (and if meshes are hidden behind others), shader complexity, shadow amount (things like removing shadows from the small foliage). What are the things that most people forget about or any small advice you can have. Now, I’m not here to critize the game themselves, I’m just really curious about what is your take on improving performance on your projects / games. Even Batman Arkham Knight (Unreal Engine 3) has a huge amount of details, a quite big map, awesome graphics and run smoothly (at least nowadays, maybe it was not the same when it came out). The thing is I know also really amazing games in term of performance, graphics and level size such as The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, Overkill’s The Walking Dead (RIP).

I can think of games such as The Outer Worlds, The Beast Inside, Blair Witch, Chernobylite, Remnant: From The Ashes,

#Chernobylite console commands Pc#

Now, what I wanted to discuss about is that I noticed recently many badly optimized games coming out on PC on UE4. For those who played games such as Mass Effect 3 on PS3, you will know what I mean (for the others, you are lucky p) Since I have been learning UE4 for a while now, I cannot help but to really analyse games that have been developed and shipped with this amazing engine.Īs a former console gamer (a long time ago) who shifted to PC mainly because framerate / performances were really awful on the former, I’m really cautious about making a game as smooth as possible in term of fps.