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kaiwae
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About the face of model

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I want to put a model about 4000 face,put 3 model in the wiindow

for the video-card TNT2 16MB PIII-500 RAM:256MB, I could not have fast fps

how many face could be limite?
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12,000polys on the screen shouldn't be too slow, try optimising/lowering the polys abit and textures if your using them, otherwise it might time to upgrade that TNT2 :D
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what kind of fps are you getting? If using windows, were you using a release build?

The TNT2 card is quite old too, and with 16mb of memory you really should check that your textures aren't too big.

I used to have a Geforce 2 MX 400, P3-600;and 300 and some odd ram and I could still maintain acceptable framerate 30+fps with quite a lot of triangles on the screen (100k+). (That was back in Ogre 0.12-0.13)
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Lodes wrote:what kind of fps are you getting? If using windows, were you using a release build?

The TNT2 card is quite old too, and with 16mb of memory you really should check that your textures aren't too big.

I used to have a Geforce 2 MX 400, P3-600;and 300 and some odd ram and I could still maintain acceptable framerate 30+fps with quite a lot of triangles on the screen (100k+). (That was back in Ogre 0.12-0.13)
which mode you use?

full-screen? opengl? directX9? directX7?
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Post by sinbad »

The TNT2 card is quite old too
Quite old? It's pushing 6 years old now, in GPU years that's about 200 ;).

It's probably your batching, texture size or exessive transparency. If those 12,000 polys are rendered in 2000 batches, or you're using big textures or using lots of scene_blend it's not going to perform.
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