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Bas-Smit · Nov 06, 2013 at 09:44 PM ·
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Optimizing procedural meshes
Hey all, whats is the deal with triangle strips these days, does it not matter anymore? It has been removed from the manual and apparently its obsolete:
[Obsolete("Use SetTriangles instead. Internally this function will convert the triangle strip to a list of triangles anyway.")]
public void SetTriangleStrip(int[] triangles, int submesh);
[Obsolete("Use GetTriangles instead. Internally this function converts a list of triangles to a strip, so it might be slow, it might be a mess.")]
public int[] GetTriangleStrip(int submesh);
I am cutting up some meshes into smaller ones with code and I am throwing together arbitrary arrays of vertices and triangles, are there things I can do besides calling optimize? Optimize takes .1 ms to run on 4500 tris, does it do anything meaningful? Or are my meshes simply optimal :)
Thanks!
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