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... requiring a password are entered in the Master server level. But the main difference in this idea is have it so that multiple servers can be clustered together with different landmasses being different servers. These clustered servers could share data, have slight tweaks and others having ...

... to the MR, just some concerns about how this changes visuals. There is still a big leap we need to take with lighting, and that's introducing clustered forward rendering. It will pretty much eliminate our lighting concerns, but nobody has seem interested in adding it and I am working on other ...

You are a hero good sir.

AnyOldName3 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2021, 16:00 Can you open a draft MR, please? It might be useful if I could review it a bit, but GitLab apparently won't do diffs across forks without an associated MR.

Done. https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw/-/merge_requests/618

Can you open a draft MR, please? It might be useful if I could review it a bit, but GitLab apparently won't do diffs across forks without an associated MR.

The shader ignores any lights it's told to use beyond that number, but that doesn't mean the engine is bothering to tell it to use any other lights. It might be a case of tweaking a couple of lines in the light manager, or it might involve moving away from glLight to a custom uniform depending on t...

It's all still on my to-do list.

With the amount of time it's taking to get around to stuff, it might genuinely be worth your while to learn some OpenGL if you haven't already. I know I've mentioned that before.

3-month check-in: I'm still interested in updating this thread with examples of clustered shading in the wild as they're found, but there's also the matter of the suggested test using basic forward rendering. Any news on when or if this ballpark estimate can be ...

... strokes and more time on the detail. It could be possible, for instance, to have intelligent object scattering logic so that trees/rocks/etc are clustered in a believable and interesting manner. As a landscape artist, you'd have a good base to work with almost from the get go.

The shader ignores any lights it's told to use beyond that number, but that doesn't mean the engine is bothering to tell it to use any other lights. It might be a case of tweaking a couple of lines in the light manager, or it might involve moving away from glLight to a custom uniform depending on th...