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    • BraikenridgeB

      “Game Ready” and “best working practice”

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      KrisidiousK
      You're absolutely right... I don't really know where I got off the rails there. it's like I never even finished reading his post. And you're correct that quads would not be needed for his purposes. In fact I would not even go so far as to call that truly "game ready". I guess we're just in between the two. Most renderers have come past the back faces issues. The only thing I can suggest for them from your side is that you make efficient models. the number of polys you needs and not too many more. textures that are sufficient for use and distance. That should cover your bases.
    • BraikenridgeB

      Revizto 3.3 for Sketchup

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      pilouP
      Krisidious here was fan of it! he has now a Titan X4 so I presume that must be have some speedy acceleration! [image: file.php?id=130999&t=1]
    • BraikenridgeB

      Greetings

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      serrarensS
      Wonderful! I happened to have lived in Bristol for 6 months and I am quite familiar with it. Makes me wonder how it looked liked back them. I presume Clifton and Cotham weren't there yet (I have to check the building periods of those areas). I am halfway in the progress of reconstructing a town in the 1900's. This (with all its details) already took one year of spare time. I am curious about your progress.. Pascal Serrarens.
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