Prototype showcase - Looking for feedback

[bold lake]

as you can see whenever i go near this there is something up on the red door

is that a light or something?

and about the project really love the idea but in this simple scene i am getting only 44 fps why

[umbral pike]

yeah i had a lot of people comment on this and it's actually the breaker for if the power goes out, it was just meant to be a placeholder for the end product but i should make a footnote about it in the itch page anyways

[bold lake]

ok

[umbral pike]

really? i had no clue, i guess i better brush up on frame optimization

[bold lake]

backface culling might be useful

[umbral pike]

i took a look at the profiler but i wasn't able to replicate your issue, so it's possible that it might be an issue with your system specifically?

here's a quick look at the visual profiler too

[bold lake]

i have a question is your game works good on integrated graphics

[bold lake]

there are a lot of spikes

[umbral pike]

what hardware is this?

[bold lake]

hp elitebook 840 g3

It gives a lower fps on this desktop like environment you made by pressing e

[umbral pike]

yeah comparing the two by the average bench % alone you're getting half of what my cpu is getting

i couldn't really think of how I could optimize it further beyond applying a theme to all my components

[bold lake]

use vertex lighting

let me see running it on 640x480

there are a lots of dots when running on a lower resolution

i am even getting same fps

sometimes even lower than the 1080p

[umbral pike]

have other games tested similarly?

[bold lake]

i have did alot of games get 70 or 50

danka-dobric.itch.io/digging-hours

[bold lake]

this game gets me 70 fps on 640x480 idk what wizardy they did here

[umbral pike]

yeah i couldn't really say

[bold lake]

looks like a shader problem

[umbral pike]

there's only one shader though

[bold lake]

you should try shader compilation i think

best that i can say

these are my spcs tho

[umbral pike]

oh man...

hate to break it to you this is totally a hardware issue

[bold lake]

https://danka-dobric.itch.io/digging-hours

this game got me 70 fps on 640x480

you tell me i have a hardware problem

[umbral pike]

sounds like what you said - the game is crazy optimized

[bold lake]

like the game diiging hours is playable tbh

[umbral pike]

i'm running 12gb on my graphics card, had a couple friends test the game out and they didn't see any performance issues

[bold lake]

i think the reason why get low fps is due to things running in background?

[bold lake]

so thats my question is this game runnable on 128mb ram?

with decent fps?

[umbral pike]

apparently not

from what i gathered your laptop is from around 2016, that's almost 10 years old by now

[bold lake]

so?

its running smoothly with diffrent games

[umbral pike]

do you have an example other than the itch game you showed me

[umbral pike]

your gpu is running at roughly 2% the capacity of the average benchmark gpu today

[bold lake]

but i can the other game getting 70 fps

and i am not trying to compete with modern GPU i am just trying to see whether or not it runs on old hardware

i belive there should be a option to turn off shaders

just albedo and baked lighting gameplay

[umbral pike]

did you look at the profiler?

[bold lake]

i have two device 1 is this laptop another with rtx 3060

the real reason i played your game with my laptop beacuse the scene looks basic and i belived that i can run it

[umbral pike]

it will run but it won't be buttery smooth, that's just not going to happen on a computer that old

[bold lake]

but the other game did 70 fps

[umbral pike]

i am not that other game

[bold lake]

which was made in godot

[bold lake]

try/cope harder

jk btw nice game