Here are 10 things I wish I knew beforehand that would have saved me some headaches. As fun as it is to work with these tools, I had a bit of a rough start.
I’ve been developing software and making games for years, and I decided recently to try making a visual novel with Ren’Py and Daz Studio. The amount of 'lag' is going to, again, be determined by single core speed, as well as, drive type, speed and interface, and the complexity of the particular morph(dsf) file.8 Things I Wish I Knew When Starting Daz and Ren’Py When you move a slider, then DS reads the rest of the file and creates the necessary links and changes the figure accordingly. What most people aren't aware of, is that, the morph dials don't fully load initially, when in a 0 state, but only the presentation data(what the slider looks like on screen) is loaded and a link to the full file(DSF) is created. These are, unfortunately, still single core functions.įor sliders, that 'lag' is because of how the genesis series works.
When the cpu causes a lag problem, is in relation to other functions, such as Smoothing modifiers. Viewport lag is, mostly, driven by your gpu. This is mainly due to almost all functions in DS still being single core. Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but core count had very little to do with your lag problems.įor the most part, the only time core count matters is in regards to rendering. I had a 1600X I think, then went to a 3900X. Now I can have even 40 people in scene, and there is no lag. Was major annoyance when trying to make tweaks to anything.
If I try to move any slider even, it would lag for a second or two, then start moving. I used to get lag in viewport with anything more than one or two people in the scene. One major thing that getting a more beast CPU helped with is viewport lag.
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