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Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by GeoRacer, Jun 15, 2006.

  1. GeoRacer

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    We tested this nice little arcade game, it's fun, but seems to run slow even our fast PC. Strange for a relatively simple game.

    Why is that?

    Is Unity's Windows executable publish not optimized or what?
     
    GeoRacer, Jun 15, 2006
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  2. Aras

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    The one currently on the website is built with an older version of Unity. We have made, mildly said, quite a few improvements to performance on windows since then. Really soon now there will be updated examples on the website.
     
    Aras, Jun 15, 2006
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  3. GeoRacer

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    Thanks NeARAZ thats reassuring...
     
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  4. Aras

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    On a second look - my bad, somehow I did not pay much attention to the topic. I though you was talking about the game example on otee.dk site.

    OpenFire is built with a quite recent version and it should be fast. I get between 80 and 200 FPS here (P4 3GHz, Radeon 9800Pro) depending on the amount of tanks/explosions on screen.

    What computer are you using?
     
    Aras, Jun 15, 2006
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  5. GeoRacer

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    AMD 64 3000+

    nvidia 6100 128MB all latest drivers and DX9c.

    FPS was so slow at times and the cursor would freeze or be slow to change position.
     
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  6. Aras

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    Could be one nvidia issue we had recently (Open Fire was built with a pre-release 1.5)...
     
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  7. podperson

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    It performed quite well on my work machine (2.8GHz Radeon X1300).
     
    podperson, Jun 15, 2006
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