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@ -159,14 +159,11 @@ object paging merge factor
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:Range: >0
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:Default: 250.0
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Affects the likelyhood of objects being merged.
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Higher values improve the framerate at the cost of memory.
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Technically this is implemented as a multiplier to the merging benefit, and since
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an object has a lot of vertices, sometimes in terms of hundreds and thousands,
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and doesn't often need as much draw calls to be rendered (typically that number is in 1 or 2 digits)
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this value needs to be large enough, as this is what makes
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the merging cost and the merging benefit actually comparable for the sake of paging.
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Affects the likelyhood of more complex objects to get paged.
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Higher values improve visual fidelity at the cost of performance and RAM.
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Technically this factor is a multiplier of merging benefit and affects the decision
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whether displaying the object is cheap enough to justify the sacrifices.
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object paging min size
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