Zombie Horde - 120 characters running in the web browser
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120 Characters running on the web. All skinned meshes, all animating. 6 unique walks, 6 unique texture variations.
I'm getting about 47 fps on the scene. They are light too, the entire scene is 3MB.
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/16956434/KickstarterZombieApocalypse/ZombieStressTest/WebPlayer.html
I'd be interested to hear other's browser version, graphics card model and your FPS.
Also if you want to grab these characters head to:
Zombie Character Pack
I'm getting about 47 fps on the scene. They are light too, the entire scene is 3MB.
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/16956434/KickstarterZombieApocalypse/ZombieStressTest/WebPlayer.html
I'd be interested to hear other's browser version, graphics card model and your FPS.
Also if you want to grab these characters head to:
Zombie Character Pack
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@coots: lol, 10 frames difference? wtf?
Chrome Latest, Nvidia GeForce 210 and 4GB ram
are you sure you arent capping the fps around 50/60 somehow?
specs are -
i7 3930k
32GB Ram @ 1333mhz
gtx670 2GB.
google chrome
I5 3570K
16 GB RAM @ 1333mhz
gtx 660Ti 2GB
Google chrome
50 FPS
this can't be true imo
GTS 250
i7 920
HD 7850 2GB OC
Phenom II X6 1090T @ 3.2GHz
8GB RAM
60FPS consistently.
i7 3770
8gb ram
gtx 570
firefox
I was getting an average of 55 fps.
GTX670,
i7 920,
6GB ram
Im getting 100FPS (possibly not being capped to 60 because of 120hz screen??)
LOL the hell...?? Just tried on Firefox too same thing 50 fps.
GTX 560 ti. (I have another machine with a 660ti - I'll test on that later if you need me to)
i7 3770k
16gb 1600mhz ram.
Chrome Version 28.0.1490.2 dev-m
I5-2500 @ 3.3 GHz
4GB RAM
Windows 7 64-bit
HD 5450 1GB
Anyway
Intel 9300+
8GB DDR2 800
Radeon 4770
Windows 7 64 bit
Opera 12, build 1748 50 FPS at 100% and 150% page zoom
Chrome 26.0.1410.64 50 FPS at 100% and 150% page zoom
Internet Explorer 10 50 FPS at 100% and 150% page zoom
I'm pretty sure that the speed is capped not by technical limitations, but by screen refresh rate or unity cap, or Windows screen refresh rate or something. But seeing as you're working with Quake 2 level fidelity I don't think you're going to have any real performance issues, really.
I'll dig up my old (2003-ish) PC in a bit and see what it does. It should be the lowest PC anyone might use for this kind of content. I mean, seriously, it's a decade old machine.
intel core duo @ 2.4ghz
3gb ram
Ati Mobility Radeon HD 3400
52fps
Yes I'm pretty sure it's the screen refresh rate, because I'm getting 60 at work and 50 at home. And my home pc is far more powerful than the one I'm using here at work.
i7 870
6GB ram
ATI Radeon HD 5570
was running around 63-65 fps
50fps
core i5
16gb mem
amd 7470hd
60.fps
~8 FPS
Chrome (I have 37 other tabs open)
AMD Radeon HD 6310 Graphics
AMD E-350 processor 1.8ghz
4GB ram
Worth noting I have several projects open in both illustrator and photoshop, a ton of tabs open, and haven't shut down my computer in months.
Jelly?
Intel Core i7 8Gb RAM
Geforce Gtx 560 Ti
54 fps
Windows 7 64 bit
3 gb ram
i3 -2350m
58fps :P
(work computeR)
You gotta flop out your e-peen once in a while right... Mine so far seems to be the tiniest. T_T
Anyway posting specs is allot easier than giving proper critique, so it's not that surprising imo.
EVGA 9800GTX
50FPS
Running at 100 fps constant
chrome
50FPS
Chrome 50 fps
Firefox 50 fps.
(with a lot of programs open, 3ds max, zbrush, ps and one movie )
chrome 60-61 FPS
IE 10 59-60 FPS