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⚠️ Libfredo 15.4b | Minor release with bugfixes and improvements Update

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    bupaje
    last edited by 8 May 2011, 18:38

    Not sure if this is something I overlooked but is there a way to to see statistical information by component/group? My computer is already bogging down with a model and it seems relatively small to my noob eye - about 36000 edges / 15000 faces / 290 component instances. I figure it is a good chance to learn optimization and would like to see if possible to identify the worst culprits from a list

    ie

    Door 1 1500 edges 230 faces
    Window 4000 edges 200 faces
    etc

    Burt
    Stormvisions

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      Rich O Brien Moderator
      last edited by 8 May 2011, 22:07

      There's a plugin [Goldilocks v2] that give visual feedback based on distance from camera. For example, if you a hi-poly object far from view that it's detail is unnecessary it'll indicate it.

      There's also TIG's Xref tool, but i'm not familiar with it's working to comment.

      Thomthom has a Model Info plugin but it may not fulfil your needs.

      I suppose using layers is the best option to maintain smooth navigation. Or share the model to see what members do to lower file size?

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        bupaje
        last edited by 9 May 2011, 04:38

        I'll look into these. I will eventually share the model - right now I want to try to reduce it myself as this is a useful skill for me to learn. It will also help me decide how to build better - for example I know there are some things that have more detail than is needed. Thanks Rich.

        Burt
        Stormvisions

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