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Clarify object paging merge factor docs

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Alexei Kotov 2022-08-18 05:52:49 +03:00
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docs/source/reference/modding/settings/terrain.rst
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@ -159,14 +159,11 @@ object paging merge factor
:Range: >0 :Range: >0
:Default: 250.0 :Default: 250.0
Affects the likelyhood of objects being merged. Affects the likelyhood of more complex objects to get paged.
Higher values improve the framerate at the cost of memory. Higher values improve visual fidelity at the cost of performance and RAM.
Technically this is implemented as a multiplier to the merging benefit, and since Technically this factor is a multiplier of merging benefit and affects the decision
an object has a lot of vertices, sometimes in terms of hundreds and thousands, whether displaying the object is cheap enough to justify the sacrifices.
and doesn't often need as much draw calls to be rendered (typically that number is in 1 or 2 digits)
this value needs to be large enough, as this is what makes
the merging cost and the merging benefit actually comparable for the sake of paging.
object paging min size object paging min size
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@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ object paging = true
# Use object paging for active cells grid # Use object paging for active cells grid
object paging active grid = true object paging active grid = true
# Affects the likelyhood of objects being merged. A higher value means merging is more likely and may improve FPS at the cost of memory. # Affects the likelyhood of more complex objects to get paged. Higher values improve visual fidelity at the cost of performance and RAM.
object paging merge factor = 250 object paging merge factor = 250
# Cull objects smaller than this size divided by distance # Cull objects smaller than this size divided by distance