- if you were making a 3d tactical shooter (third person) in c++ from scratch without unreal, godot and unity, would you say that rendering is the hardest task?
- do we have libraries in c++ that can handle this for us?
Modern Rendering Culling Techniques
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#42- if you were making a 3d tactical shooter (third person) in c++ from scratch without unreal, godot and unity, would you say that rendering is the hardest task? - do we have libraries in c++ that can handle this for us?
I would say rendering or physics (specifically colliders).
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#43I always wonder about this IRL...I'm at work rn, is my apartment still rendered?
Object Permanence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_permanence
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#44Earlier quoted context omitted.
PVS does not require a hierarchical representation. You can use any representation you want. In fact the one in the article itself is not hiearchical.
In practice many useful representation can be built only in a hierarchical way. Unless you want to force artist/map makers to split their maps in regions manually.
You can do it all kinds of ways. Artists don't do it, tools do.
Example: Racing game, since cars can't go off the track, you divide the track into segments (a few meters long) and compute the PVS for each segment.
Plenty of others.