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I have a project that requires the simulating a network which is quite large, The UI renders it quickly in the beginning but as ore cars are added to the network, the flow slows down. The animation becomes choppy.
The fps gets dropped to 4-5 frames per second which is quite choppy.
In order to reduce the time taken for simulation, I am actually reading the states of the simulation from a DB that I have created. So there is essentially no simulation involved, it is just visualizing how the network performed.
Is there a limit to how many cars/ how large a network can be simulated with this?
When I inspect the performance using chrome webtools, I can see that initially the webGLRenderer takes around 40 milli seconds, but later on it takes up 100ms when there are more cars. See attached figfure.
Do you have any suggestion in order to speed up rendering for a smooth playback?
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I have a project that requires the simulating a network which is quite large, The UI renders it quickly in the beginning but as ore cars are added to the network, the flow slows down. The animation becomes choppy.
The fps gets dropped to 4-5 frames per second which is quite choppy.
In order to reduce the time taken for simulation, I am actually reading the states of the simulation from a DB that I have created. So there is essentially no simulation involved, it is just visualizing how the network performed.
Is there a limit to how many cars/ how large a network can be simulated with this?
When I inspect the performance using chrome webtools, I can see that initially the webGLRenderer takes around 40 milli seconds, but later on it takes up 100ms when there are more cars. See attached figfure.
Do you have any suggestion in order to speed up rendering for a smooth playback?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: