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Hello.
So with 1 atom in empty scene I have 180fps, adding another one lowers it to around 120... in "controls & physics 1" i've set everything off and only "freeze physics" enabled. How it's possible that one atom without any physics take so much? I read somewhere here that it's all about amount of morphs you have. The more you have, the more it has to render. Also on little more expensive scene (few lights, cozy bed) adding third person to the scene and disabling physics for it lowers my fps from 120 to 70... jesus christ.
What's the most efficient way to add stationary person that will do nothing than just stay there? Does it really cost that much?
So with 1 atom in empty scene I have 180fps, adding another one lowers it to around 120... in "controls & physics 1" i've set everything off and only "freeze physics" enabled. How it's possible that one atom without any physics take so much? I read somewhere here that it's all about amount of morphs you have. The more you have, the more it has to render. Also on little more expensive scene (few lights, cozy bed) adding third person to the scene and disabling physics for it lowers my fps from 120 to 70... jesus christ.
What's the most efficient way to add stationary person that will do nothing than just stay there? Does it really cost that much?
