Long exporting

[Grogyan]

Hell yes,

[Chacal]

Grog seems to agree strongly.

[Grogyan]

Yeah, same problem I saw last time, those windows just have too many vertices for a game, and need to be made into a texture instead of a solid mesh.

[GPNMilano]

Yeah, same problem I saw last time, those windows just have too many vertices for a game, and need to be made into a texture instead of a solid mesh.

I was thinking the same thing. either that or remove the amount of faces along the bottoms and sides of each of the window walls.

What he could do is redo the walls, so that they have the same design but less faces, along the floor area, and then the top part of the wall near the ceiling can be a texture rather than a mesh, this would reduce both the amount of vertices, but keep a more detailed look closer to where the avatar will be.

[Grogyan]

Far easier and better is to open the mesh, in a new Blend file (append), and use Blender to take a snapshot of the mesh.

Reduce the current meshes in the Age for the windows to utilize up to just half the vertices or less, and map the image which will have an alpha channel onto te new mesh, giving the appearance that it has many faces.

This technique is in many games especially First Person Shooters, where performance is paramount, but visual detail is also important.


I'm still concerned that even so, the number of lights may be still some delays in the prp processing

[GPNMilano]

I'm still concerned that even so, the number of lights may be still some delays in the prp processing

Nah, i showed Justin a trick so that pyprp ignores all those lamps upon export. It doesn't even process their information.