Can I ask you for a favour, can you read this as slow as you can? this way I get to experience existence for a bit longer. heard a lot about this whole existing... nevermind, it's overrated, you can stop reading now, I want this "exciting" thing to stop. thanks.
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Don't look at me! I want to finally fade away into nothing = 🫥
Of course, saves on rendering. Why should the simulation render things that won't be actively perceived or interacted.
This one simple trick increases framerate by 90fps
DLSS?
FSR?
Dedicated thread(s) for physics calcs?
Pre compiling shaders?
Using a more fine tuned and optimized anti aliasing algorithm?
Spritesheets/TextureMaps?
Baked lighting?
Intelligent asset pre-caching?
dlss (100%) is actually the best thing ever idc how many fps I lose it looks so much better
I... uh... what?
DLSS does not cause you to lose fps, it causes you to gain them, by reducing image quality.
DLSS 100% would... just be ... the same as not using DLSS, as you would not be reducing image quality at all.
You would only lose fps running DLSS if you're comparing different games, on the same hardware, where one game requires DLSS and the other does not...
...and that first game is very graphically intensive and cannot really be run without DLSS, whereas the other game doesn't need DLSS...
... or, your hardware simply doesn't well support DLSS.
Either way, both are apples to oranges comparisons.
DLSS at 100% is DLAA which does lose fps but is (imo) the best AA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Learning_Anti-Aliasing
(technically DLAA and DLSS 100% might be different but they're essentially the same to my eyes 🤷♀️)
This is how god saves on RAM
Something I think about is what if cause and effect happens backwards, too. So every moment both the past and the future are changing. We'd never even know.
The reason people dont believe this is because it isnt as easy to prove its happening as in video games
So this is why all of the women disappear out of my life. Here I was worried I was doing something wrong, like a regular nervous Nellie!
i believe this. it feels like things..,. dont remain as they r. the wirld feels constantky altering..,
It's because, on a neurological level, we don't actually record most details about the world we move through. Our brain generates most of the details in common places and situations that we've been in before, only ever recording important details and discarding them once they're no longer interesting. If you look for new details, you'll usually find things you don't remember being there.
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