OpenGL optimization - performances issue
Author
Hi,
I'm trying to display a model with :
- 652000 vertices / normals
- 166000 faces
I'm currently using the display list but it is VERY slow, it is even difficult to rotate the model.
Do you have some councils to help me to have better performance ?
I have try the VBO, but I got a NullReferenceException when I call :
int vertexVBO;
Gl.glGenBuffersARB(1, out vertexVBO);
You should post your source code, as looking what's wrong without source is pretty impossible.
Author
I only do this :
int vertexVBO;
Gl.glGenBuffersARB(1, out vertexVBO);
I do this where currently I use glVertex3d...
If you want to see the code you can get it at http://rs.codeplex.com
In the class GLRenderer (The VBO code is currently commented).
Thanks
int vertexVBO;
Gl.glGenBuffersARB(1, out vertexVBO);
I do this where currently I use glVertex3d...
If you want to see the code you can get it at http://rs.codeplex.com
In the class GLRenderer (The VBO code is currently commented).
Thanks
It seems that every frame you call 'Gl.glBufferSubDataARB', causing your model to be uploaded to the video card at every frame.
Author
Yes, you're right...
It is the way I have write the code and it is wrong for performance :-P
But currently, this doesn't work because the first call to "glGenBuffersARB" crash :-(
It is the way I have write the code and it is wrong for performance :-P
But currently, this doesn't work because the first call to "glGenBuffersARB" crash :-(
Author
I'm trying to play with glDrawElements and DisplayList... but it change nothing.
Another problem is that I must create 3 arrays of datas for glDrawElement:
- Indices
- Vertices
- Textures
Then save them to memory and only after I can call glDrawElements !!!
I do this only 1 time... after I use the display list...
But it is still slow !
Another problem is that I must create 3 arrays of datas for glDrawElement:
- Indices
- Vertices
- Textures
Then save them to memory and only after I can call glDrawElements !!!
I do this only 1 time... after I use the display list...
But it is still slow !
Perhaps you should do something like this intead:
int[] vertexVBO = new int[ 1 ];
gl.glGenBuffersARB( 1, vertexVBO, 0 );[ignore]
[Edited by - knighty on October 29, 2009 7:16:46 AM]
int[] vertexVBO = new int[ 1 ];
gl.glGenBuffersARB( 1, vertexVBO, 0 );[ignore]
[Edited by - knighty on October 29, 2009 7:16:46 AM]
Quote:Original post by knighty
Perhaps you should do something like this intead:
int[] vertexVBO = new int[ 1 ];
gl.glGenBuffersARB( 1, vertexVBO, 0 );
Nope, the original code is correct. What you are doing will also work, but there's no need for that. (Note that this code is in C#/Tao, while you've linked to a JOGL tutorial :) ).
To the OP: what exception are you getting on the glGenBuffersARB crash? If it is a null reference exception, then 99% you are accessing initializing the Gl class before the OpenGL context is ready. (This is an error and you are lucky for getting this far without crashes :) ).
Quote:Original post by FiddlerQuote:Original post by knighty
Perhaps you should do something like this intead:
int[] vertexVBO = new int[ 1 ];
gl.glGenBuffersARB( 1, vertexVBO, 0 );
Nope, the original code is correct. What you are doing will also work, but there's no need for that. (Note that this code is in C#/Tao, while you've linked to a JOGL tutorial :) ).
Indeed!
What a shame!
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