VaM 1.x any way to see what takes fps in a scene?

[Mm3]

hi, i have a scene with 3 people and even after removing hair and shadows my scene still have a very low fps.(gpu rtx4070 12gb)

i want to know if there is a way maybe a plugin that can tell me what takes so much fps?

 

[atani]

The 3rd person most of all, especially if moving around.

 

[Mm3]

The 3rd person most of all, especially if moving around.

really? that much? i thought something in my scene causing fps loss
do you know a way to gain more fps with 3 person?

 

[hazmhox]

Yes, characters are very expensive. For frametime/fps tracking, you need to do like any gamedev would do, disable things one by one, or tweak the settings one by one to see what makes a difference.
Biggest offenders in VAM:
- Soft Body physics
- Hairs
- Clothes

Without excluding some that sometimes can kill your framerate: some environments (badly made), and lighting.

 

[Mm3]

Yes, characters are very expensive. For frametime/fps tracking, you need to do like any gamedev would do, disable things one by one, or tweak the settings one by one to see what makes a difference.
Biggest offenders in VAM:
- Soft Body physics
- Hairs
- Clothes

Without excluding some that sometimes can kill your framerate: some environments (badly made), and lighting.

assets can also take fps?

 

[chakchak]

assets can also take fps?

Yes.
Assets can also take fps by:
- Asset model triangle count;
- Shadows from asset model can double the triangle count to (this is how shadows work. Each light atom creates a shadow by projecting the resource model onto the surface. Therefore, the more light with activated shadows, the more triangles in the scene, like x2,x3,x4 for every affected assets by light );
- Asset model colliders;
- Particles (triangles + running particle scripts);

On my PC I get 45fps on a scene with locations and two characters. And that's a pretty good result i think.