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Unity 6 merged to Staging (Main) which has new models! I'm seeing a boost in FPS now, even on lower/mid tier hardware. About 12-15 fps compared to old models & unity 2022. I wonder what Harons testing will show on high end. Also managed to get 0.1/1% lows working. #Rust

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Trying to fix the FPS issues today If I'm on MacBook Pro M3 with battery >20% or power connected I get 120 FPS The moment I go below <20% battery, M3 goes in power save mode I think so FPS drops to 30 FPS 30 FPS is fine but it also decreases the entire game speed by 30/120 (so 4x) Same on iPhone, I get 30 FPS, but the game gets too slow My Cursor written animate() function is, which runs on requestAnimationFrame, but I guess that deltaTime code needs some fixes to disconnect it from the FPS, I already tried but didn't work Ideally 120 FPS or 30 FPS or 10 FPS all runs at same speed even if lower or higher frame rate function animate() { requestAnimationFrame(animate); // Calculate delta time in seconds, but use fixed timestep for physics const currentTime = const rawDeltaTime = (currentTime - lastFrameTime) / 1000; deltaTime = 1/60; // Force fixed 60 FPS timestep for all physics lastFrameTime = currentTime;

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@levelsio

446,331 views • 1 year ago

When I saw that Assassin's Creed Unity was getting a 60 FPS update for current gen consoles, I honestly could not wait to see it with my own eyes. And after playing it, I realized it is not just 60 FPS. The game also seems to be upscaled to 4K, which is absolutely insane in my opinion and the game runs incredibly smooth! Many of you know that I have never been the biggest fan of Unity. But I have to admit, maybe it is just placebo, yet it genuinely feels like the game plays better. Almost like the controller responds more precisely to what I actually want to do. I tested it properly in stealth and of course in parkour, and I have to say, it feels amazing! For PC players this might not be anything special. But for someone like me, mainly playing on console, finally being able to experience Assassin’s Creed Unity at 60 FPS is a game changer. And by the way, co op also seems to be working normally again. This is honestly crazy to see!

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Wall Street Apes

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It’s now been two months since I started collaborating with ZERO IKA 🗡️, and the journey has been nothing short of incredible. Working together has pushed me to level up even further, and the progress I’m seeing from everyone in the Dojo continues to be insanely rewarding. In my newest video, I break down 3 ETH longs - one on HTF, one on MTF, and one on LTF - walking through the exact thought process, why I took them, and how I managed each position. 👇 There’s a lot of value packed into this one… and a new announcement at the end. 😉 Dojo:

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513,886 views • 1 year ago

Started shearing ewe lambs today. This is 17yr old shearer. He started working with his dad in school holidays & now full time. His mum would like him to get a trade. I think it will be tough for him to go back to apprentices wages, he's on about $120 an hour in this video.

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10,634 views • 2 years ago

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I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

858,598 views • 8 months ago

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40,873 views • 7 months ago

‼️Welcome to my EPIC HOME STUDIO Tour | SNEAK PEEK! I have been working behind the scenes (in between life throwing the world at me) to finish my bespoke home studio, which I will be using to create content here on X and on YT. So much has gone in to this (financially and emotionally lol), it’s a custom brand new building for the sole purpose of creating. I have put everything in to this. I hope you enjoy this sneak peek, there’s so much more I’m working on (you might even see a new show from me 🫣). Stay tuned, this is only the beginning!

This Brown Geek

41,055 views • 1 year ago

i figured out how to get perfect ai video generations first try while cutting costs by 60% for 6 months i was basically gambling and burning credits on attempts that were pure luck same setup, completely random results... sometimes perfect, usually trash, zero way to know which output i'd actually get then i found a testing method that shows you what will work before you spend money generating it, now i get the exact video i want in 1-2 tries instead of burning through 15+ failed attempts i put together everything i learned into a guide on generating predictably instead of gambling, here's what you're getting: - how to jump from 15% to 70%+ success rate on generations - the testing system that cuts your monthly costs by 60% - organized frameworks for every content type so you always know what works RT + reply 'SYSTEM' and i'll send it to you (must follow so i can dm)

i figured out how to get perfect ai video generations first try while cutting costs by 60% for 6 months i was basically gambling and burning credits on attempts that were pure luck same setup, completely random results... sometimes perfect, usually trash, zero way to know which output i'd actually get then i found a testing method that shows you what will work before you spend money generating it, now i get the exact video i want in 1-2 tries instead of burning through 15+ failed attempts i put together everything i learned into a guide on generating predictably instead of gambling, here's what you're getting: - how to jump from 15% to 70%+ success rate on generations - the testing system that cuts your monthly costs by 60% - organized frameworks for every content type so you always know what works RT + reply 'SYSTEM' and i'll send it to you (must follow so i can dm)

Miko

92,468 views • 9 months ago

I’m really excited to announce that the writing of The Shader Survival Guide is done! We’re now working on the final formatting for this e-book about shader development using Shader Graph in Unity. I also want to mention that this is an interactive e-book that will include a Unity 6 project with lots of shader samples to help you understand the topics covered. This book contains more than 500 pages of knowledge I’ve gained over 10 years working as a Technical Artist in the video game industry. It will be released in the last days of June, so if you’re interested in these topics, consider adding it to your wishlist! We’ll keep you updated with more news. #shader #shadergraph #madewithunity #shadersurvivalguide #hlsl #gamedev #gameart #vfx

I’m really excited to announce that the writing of The Shader Survival Guide is done! We’re now working on the final formatting for this e-book about shader development using Shader Graph in Unity. I also want to mention that this is an interactive e-book that will include a Unity 6 project with lots of shader samples to help you understand the topics covered. This book contains more than 500 pages of knowledge I’ve gained over 10 years working as a Technical Artist in the video game industry. It will be released in the last days of June, so if you’re interested in these topics, consider adding it to your wishlist! We’ll keep you updated with more news. #shader #shadergraph #madewithunity #shadersurvivalguide #hlsl #gamedev #gameart #vfx

Josue Ortigoza

22,821 views • 2 months ago

Blow this post up so people can get free help. Niche way to improve PC performance on a horrible pc in 6 steps. Unscrew one of your case fans from the pc, place it on top of the gpu and have the fan blow air at your ram sticks. You will gain around 50-100 FPS from this in most games at least in 0.1% lows. This is very safe to do Go into bios (spam f2/delete key on booting, or type shutdown -r /fw in command prompt as admin) > find dram timings/dram timing control (typically under ai tweaker/oc tweaker/advanced page). If you're on DDR4: set TFAW to 16 set TREFI to 32767 set TRTP to 8 set TCKE to 4 set TXP to 4 set TCWL 2 lower than your CAS latency timing. if you're on DDR5: set TFAW to 32 set TREFI to 32767 set TRTP to 12 set TCKE to 4 set txp to 4 set tcwl 2 lower than cas latency timing Save & exit bios. If you need help or have a problem, or want to purchase any of my tuning services join our discord below.

Blow this post up so people can get free help. Niche way to improve PC performance on a horrible pc in 6 steps. Unscrew one of your case fans from the pc, place it on top of the gpu and have the fan blow air at your ram sticks. You will gain around 50-100 FPS from this in most games at least in 0.1% lows. This is very safe to do Go into bios (spam f2/delete key on booting, or type shutdown -r /fw in command prompt as admin) > find dram timings/dram timing control (typically under ai tweaker/oc tweaker/advanced page). If you're on DDR4: set TFAW to 16 set TREFI to 32767 set TRTP to 8 set TCKE to 4 set TXP to 4 set TCWL 2 lower than your CAS latency timing. if you're on DDR5: set TFAW to 32 set TREFI to 32767 set TRTP to 12 set TCKE to 4 set txp to 4 set tcwl 2 lower than cas latency timing Save & exit bios. If you need help or have a problem, or want to purchase any of my tuning services join our discord below.

JerryXOC

35,392 views • 1 year ago