[REQ] Benchmark script
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I recently ran across a script Test.time_display which orbits around in 72 frames, and then will report a number of stats including total time it took and your overall FPS.
What I'm hoping to create is a benchmark .skp file which could be posted and used by people here to compare how their system does compared to other folks and get a better grasp on the affects of shadows and materials and geometry in relation to their CPU and GPU as well as various settings.
I want to create a file with 8 scenes and have the ruby script run Test.time_display on each scene and then post the results from each scene at the end (if it could post them to a .txt file or something like that, that would be ideal).
As a side note but related it would also be great to have a script that would do a similar report of various settings if that's possible. Hardware Acceleration ON/OFF Anti-Aliasing x0/x2/x4/etc. that sort of thing.
Are these things possible?
-Brodie
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you should mention that the idea for this script was born in this thread and will eventually supply us with detailed knowledge of what hardware components are best for using SketchUp.
indeed, such a script would be awesome. then the hardware testing could go to the next stage...
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@unknownuser said:
I recently ran across a script Test.time_display which orbits around in 72 frames, and then will report a number of stats including total time it took and your overall FPS.
What I'm hoping to create is a benchmark .skp file which could be posted and used by people here to compare how their system does compared to other folks and get a better grasp on the affects of shadows and materials and geometry in relation to their CPU and GPU as well as various settings.
I want to create a file with 8 scenes and have the ruby script run Test.time_display on each scene and then post the results from each scene at the end (if it could post them to a .txt file or something like that, that would be ideal).
As a side note but related it would also be great to have a script that would do a similar report of various settings if that's possible. Hardware Acceleration ON/OFF Anti-Aliasing x0/x2/x4/etc. that sort of thing.
Are these things possible?
-Brodie
Any progress with this?
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Nothing, sad to say.
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