Multi-threading with Torgue
by Tyler Pflueger · in General Discussion · 10/23/2007 (9:06 pm) · 6 replies
With torgue are you able to multithread events such as when your game loads up you can start making other things load at the same time your playing?
#2
because he didn't have a dual core system to work with, and it sounds like performance
boost tests from other people were inconclusive, but it's a direction you might not have
seen yet.
You can find it here.
10/24/2007 (9:23 am)
There is however a resource for multi-processor support. The original poster stoppedbecause he didn't have a dual core system to work with, and it sounds like performance
boost tests from other people were inconclusive, but it's a direction you might not have
seen yet.
You can find it here.
#3
10/26/2007 (10:31 pm)
Kinda sounds interesting. Might do some researching to have it be able to multi thread...but my computer is a bit old and multi-threading is more for the vistas and the consoles. But thought it would be a good idea to try and learn multi-threading to have a step in the right direction of commercial gaming.
#4
game situations where there are a lot of players moving around in close proximity
to each other, or when you want a lot of AINPCs all doing something. It's all about
optimization towards good frame rates..
10/28/2007 (8:37 am)
Multi-threading and multi-processor support would certainly help, especially ingame situations where there are a lot of players moving around in close proximity
to each other, or when you want a lot of AINPCs all doing something. It's all about
optimization towards good frame rates..
#5
10/28/2007 (10:36 am)
Another big rendering performance optimization for TGE would be to move player mesh skinning out of the CPU and into the GPU. 
#6
Torque Multithreading
10/28/2007 (10:50 am)
Type "multithreading" in the the Search box in the upper right corner of the GarageGames.com website to find some useful info. For example:Torque Multithreading
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