Is it possible to use multi-threading with built in signals?: Page 3

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Is it possible to use multi-threading with built in signals?

Megalomaniak

cybereality An army of imposters, real sus. 🤨 But yeah, that's probably the lowest resource demand achievable I recon.

Tomcat

cybereality Yes, but you can have like 10 or 20 real characters in the front, and then fake ones in the back, people might not notice.

In Cyberpunk 2077, I believe there are more than 20 models of inhabitants, and the dubbing models are very visible. AXYZ design (anima) approach seems preferable to me. Let there are much less people (only hundreds, not thousands), but the eye will not cling to repetitive models. However, it is necessary to understand how they did it.

cybereality

Yes, Cyberpunk 2077 can have at least 100 characters, but it's still taxing, and their engine is honestly a lot more advanced than Godot.

Tomcat

cybereality …and their engine is honestly a lot more advanced than Godot.

Here's an interesting question: how do you compare engines? It seems that the Reds have switched to Unreal, apparently their engine didn't suit them much. On Godot no big games, but maybe that's because it has not yet taken gamedev monsters.

Lethn

I'm going to start re-implementing my game mechanics from Unity now that I've sorted out the main issues of look direction and radius based wondering so I'll start optimising based around what happens there and post some updates for you guys on the main by the gods thread.

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