Bunny mark with 3 draw versions

curly-brace

Hello, i've made a bunnymark for Godot. It has 3 scenes: - low-level VisualServer - Sprite nodes - texture_draw function It also has convenient add and remove buttons. performance is nevertheless very slow.

Shin-NiL

Great work, my friend  :)I did a slightly different test some time ago, using [url=https://github.com/jotson/godot-bunnymark/blob/master/bunny.gd]this code[/url] as basis. What I did was port that GDScript node (bunny.gd) code to a CPP module to campare. [b]Result displaying 5,000 bunnies[/b]CPP Module (editor) -> 58 FPSGDScript (editor) -> 17 FPSCPP Module (Linux 64 release exported) -> 60 FPSGDScript (Linux 64 release exported) -> 28 FPS

curly-brace

so this is indeed gdscript's performance benchmark?  ;Dthe reason i made all in single script was to remove thousands of scripts running every frame, but it does not changed anything.

Megalomaniak

Question: are these scripts threaded? If not could threaded variations be made, since that could be relevant... ;)

curly-brace

[quote author=Megalomaniak link=topic=15562.msg16497#msg16497 date=1464700898]Question: are these scripts threaded? If not could threaded variations be made, since that could be relevant... ;)[/quote]i do not get the idea. how to thread the loop, which moves objects around? divide the object list into several tiles and work on them in different threads?