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100 000 objects on scene showcase

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Wrymnn, Jan 17, 2015.

  1. Wrymnn

    Wrymnn

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    Hi there,

    don`t know if this is right thread or should I post this in Work in Progress (If I`m wrong, more it there pls), but I didn`t want to talk about the game itself, features etc. only about the system I managed to get more than 100 000 objects on scene in Unity 4.6.



    You can see on bottom left corner, number of objects and number of ships. Don`t know if 5000 active ships (and 100 000 objects in general) is a lot or not, but I think for Unity3d and physics system this is great in my opinion.
    I hope I can get even more objects on scene in the future as I progress.

    Each ship has more than one turret, rigidbody, collider, trail renderer, etc. (Ofc those components are not active at all times)

    The explosion etc. effects are bad, since I aimed at performance for now. When the camera zooms out, the objects are not "deactivated", they still move, deal damage and have 100% functionality, so entire galaxy is alive.

    Maybe you guys can get this number even higher, 10 000+ active objects at time, or even more, if you did, please share your knowledge or techniques if you want :D

    But I`m glad I use Unity and that it is capable of handling such an enormous scenes.
     
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    Wrymnn, Jan 17, 2015
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  2. hippocoder

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    Is it Unity 5? if so the culling is multi core afaik :)
     
    hippocoder, Jan 17, 2015
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  3. Wrymnn

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    haha no its Unity3d 4.6 :D
     
    Wrymnn, Jan 17, 2015
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  4. N1warhead

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    I have no idea what a Unity3d is, @hippocoder do you know what a Unity3d is?

    Haha..


    But @Wrymnn - Good work buddy :p
     
    N1warhead, Jan 17, 2015
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  5. BrandyStarbrite

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    Wooah! Cool! :D
     
    BrandyStarbrite, Jan 17, 2015
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  6. GarBenjamin

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    I'd say it all depends on the machine you are running this on. If you have a machine from 7 years ago it is probably very impressive. If you have a modern beast of a gaming machine then it may be normal performance. Hard to know without putting out a demo so people can test on their own machines.
     
    GarBenjamin, Jan 17, 2015
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  7. N1warhead

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    That is very true, 300 AI crashed the hell outta my crap lol. But of course that was with Skin Renderers, animations, rigidbodies, etc lol.

    but still regardless 300 vs 100,000 +k isn't even a comparison lol.
     
    N1warhead, Jan 17, 2015
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  8. Wrymnn

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    haha okay challenge accepted :)

    Will try to put it on other PC we have in house. Will share the result, specs after xD



    Also thanks mate :)
     
    Wrymnn, Jan 17, 2015
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