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Originally posted by darthviper107 View PostI don't know, from the screenshot you can see the shadows how jagged the edges are and how there's a shadow artifact on the sides of buildings, that's all signs of dynamic shadows
PreComputed shadows is active on all of the buildings; they're all also using their defaults so I'll go through them and turn off "Accept Dynamic Lights" as well as "Accept Dynamic Dominant Light Shadows" as the objects are static and my DominantDirectional light is giving off a static light therefore these buildings shouldn't require Dynamic lighting on them(?)
Thanks for being patient with me.I'll keep tampering and seeing if I can get this to work efficiently.
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Originally posted by DinoSrdoc View PostYou should also make LOD's for all of the objects in the scene. It won't make a huge difference, but it will definitely help.
Excuse my ignorance, but I'm not 100% sure how LODs work (I know they mean Level of Detail). I've got Generate Building LODs checked when I build lighting though.
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Don't worry, it really isn't all that complicated. Here's the link to the official docs, http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/MeshS...ationTool.html. To sum up that doc, you just select your mesh, go to the mesh editor, choose mesh simplification tool and fiddle with the settings until you're happy with them.
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Having to come back to this thread because the issues persist.
For a short period of time (after following all advice on this thread) my framerate was acceptable, at around 40 frames. I emphasize on acceptable because my machine should be able to achieve a flawless 60, and does so on the example maps.
I've done the following:
- Reset all static meshes to their default settings
- Deleted all lights and added them again. Only basic settings (brightness, colour, etc.) have been changed on any lights
- Baked static lighting (build lighting) to preview quality
- Ensured that no meshes have an unreasonably high polygon count
I have a deadline in < 48 hours and I need to record the final project video, but I can't if the framerate is this poor.
Below are screenshots of stats that I was told to use but I don't really understand what I'm looking for. D;
http://puu.sh/5Qg2u/c96547d89f.png
http://puu.sh/5Qg1L/de7faf6eac.png
http://puu.sh/5QfWd/b4531f1878.png
One of the environment: http://puu.sh/5QfUc/b0083aba52.png
Any help highly appreciated in this time of desperation!
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I thought there was something wrong there, mAlaAv!An! It's also reading as 24 lights when I only have 5 in my scene.
There is a Skylight, a Dominant Directional Light and three Pointlights. They are all using their default properties.
There's a few small InterpActors in the environment which of course would use the Dynamic channel from the Dominant Directional Light and everything else is a Static Mesh so I'm not sure why the Dynamic lighting would be getting used on those Static meshes? I've built my lighting so this should have baked static onto them?
Thanks for the reply
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Update:
Deleted all lighting. Built lighting and played in UDKGame. Framerate 58.
Screenshot: http://puu.sh/5RfQi/2cbb2b0dac.png
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