On c# i will try to get a converted from c# to C++ ,I wen to lua and i star to read about it hoping to get this language fast

I wan you to now am not a professional bud am a beginner in this game making

That might be enough then, as noted earlier from you, that exported out from a 3d app ( after slicing up before hand ), it would ease up requirements.

Does this easing up also apply to objects/lighting in each zone or just objects ? ( culling as in)

thx
gm

It's better to divide a big scene in multiple objects so the engine can eliminate the ones out of the screen,
there is a camera culling at object and sub-mesh level, and a basic occlusion culling.

Also, a lot of games use only baked lightning and simpler shaders.
This Yo Frankie test is a showcase, so it's more heavy in light that it needs to be for a final game.

Hi, welcome,
about your bug, try to be sure your computer is using recent 3d drivers, Maratis uses opengl.

If your computer is old or with a internal 3d chipset (included with the motherboard),
it's possible that the card doesn't support shaders or textures which are not with a power of two size (128x128, 256x512...).

The scipting is done in lua, and to access the engine SDK you need c++ (not very different than c#).

I like Maratis i have full control of the game engine bud am not familiar with Lua and dont now much about c++ .

wen using this yo Frankie i get everything bud no texture.

i now yo Frankie from blender am learning to use blender.

is there any way to use c# instead of c++.

Hi, test was done on a laptop, not the best for 3d,
the scene is also not so light, using full pixel lightning with multiple passes and 2 dynamic soft shadows.

This scene is running at 60fps on my 3 years old desktop computer.

That might be enough then, as noted earlier from you, that exported out from a 3d app ( after slicing up before hand ), it would ease up requirements.

Does this easing up also apply to objects/lighting in each zone or just objects ? ( culling as in)

thx
gm

This scene is running at 60fps on my 3 years old desktop computer.

Hi there !

I also used this time to improve drawing performance by using early-z rejection,
making this example running from 20 fps to 40 fps on my laptop, with 2 dynamic lights/shadows.
I will post more news soon on the website.

Cheer,

Anaël.

Hi there, and sorry for late reply on this topic:
Isn't even 40 fps on this tiny scene rather poor, or is your gpu/cpu combo really low tech ?

NO offense, just hoping this engine is capable of epic scenes, as if not it will not work for my needs.

cheers and best to this engine
gm

I'll describe soon how to reproduce this example in a tutorial.

Cheers !
Anaël.

I'm working on a new example using "Yo Frankie" models,
Yo Frankie is the first Blender foundation open-game.

I also used this time to improve drawing performance by using early-z rejection,
making this example running from 20 fps to 40 fps on my laptop, with 2 dynamic lights/shadows.
I will post more news soon on the website.

Cheer,

Anaël.