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Bad frame rate despite strong hardware #1075

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VoloTeX opened this issue May 17, 2024 · 11 comments
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Bad frame rate despite strong hardware #1075

VoloTeX opened this issue May 17, 2024 · 11 comments

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@VoloTeX
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VoloTeX commented May 17, 2024

For details, I refer back to my Reddit post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/FantasyMapGenerator/comments/1cteiv0/is_this_frame_rate_normal/

  • Version: v1.97.10
  • Browser: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Offline desktop version
  • OS: Windows 10
@Azgaar
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Azgaar commented May 17, 2024

I cannot control browser rendering from the code side. I don't know how it can be fixed for you.

@VoloTeX
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VoloTeX commented May 17, 2024

Could it be a driver issue on my end? It happens on both Chromium browsers and Firefox after all.

@Azgaar
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Azgaar commented May 17, 2024

Yes, maybe it's. If you turn off filters and set optimized performance in options it should be better.

@VoloTeX
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VoloTeX commented May 18, 2024

I updated Windows and my graphics card's driver. Nothing changed.
I also monitored my system in Task-Manager: CPU 3% Ram 20% GPU 1%

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VoloTeX commented May 18, 2024

Even when I turn off all layers and set the points number to 1k and the canvas size to 100x100 nothing changes. Rendering is already set to best performance.

@Azgaar
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Azgaar commented May 18, 2024

Even when I turn off all layers and set the points number to 1k and the canvas size to 100x100 nothing changes. Rendering is already set to best performance.

That's weird. The tool can be slow if filter are set and size is too big, that's a known issue. But 100x100px is nothing, it should be really really smooth on that canvas size.

GPU 1% probably indicates that your system doesn't use GPU for svg rendering and all the processing is done on CPU. SVG rendering is not highly GPU-dependable (as it's not 3d, it's a completely different technology), but still.

@Azgaar
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Azgaar commented May 18, 2024

Are you able to check Frame Rendering data in Dev Tools in Chome? It should give a bit better data.
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@VoloTeX
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VoloTeX commented May 18, 2024

In here?
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@Azgaar
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Azgaar commented May 18, 2024

No

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VoloTeX commented May 19, 2024

Where then? Are you using an extension?

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Azgaar commented May 19, 2024

No, it's a part of the default dev tools.

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