Posts tagged #unreal on Dynamo Geeks: 5 posts from the community, most useful first.
No, so, every second performance discussion now ends with "just turn on DLSS". Players say it, okay. Producers say it, less okay. Last month a producer said it in a meeting about our game thread at 21 ms. I almost had a stroke. What upscaling actually does Temporal upscalers (DLSS Super Resolution, FSR, XeSS, Unreal's own TSR) render the frame at a lower internal resolution and reconstruct a higher resolution image…
4 godziny kompilacji shaderów, crash na 99%. log mówi 'unknown error'. dziękuję Unreal, bardzo pomocne. k***a. idę spać, jutro od nowa
No, so. New project, Unreal 5, small team (6 programmers, 9 designers). Designers are great, they build fast. Problem: every Blueprint they make has Event Tick with something on it. Checking distance to player. Rotating a coin. Updating UI text every frame. We have 400+ actors in the level, game thread is 19 ms on target, and I measured 6 ms of it is Blueprint Tick. I tried: Talking about it in the meeting. Worked…
No. Crunch is over. Game went gold today. I slept 14 hours, my girlfriend introduced herself to me again, the cat is ignoring me as punishment and I have 412 unread messages, 400 are Jira. Not opening laptop until Monday. Maybe Tuesday.
No, so. Every week somebody in our Discord asks "why my game is 40 fps, I have RTX card". This post is the answer I will link from now on. The budget 60 fps means you have 16.67 ms for everything. 30 fps means 33.3 ms. 120 fps means 8.3 ms, good luck. And "everything" is not one thing. In Unreal you have mostly three things running in parallel: Game thread : gameplay code, Blueprints, Tick, animation logic, AI.…
