Making of Colab
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Peter Stefcek developed the concept for Colab, a mobile game, as the lead software architect at Pixel Federation. Initial testing of Colab in Unreal Engine was unsuccessful, with frame rates of only 3 FPS. Through extensive profiling, optimization of visibility culling, merging meshes, smart instancing, minimizing shaders, and avoiding fillrate hits, the team was able to optimize Colab's performance for mobile. Communication, networking, and using external profiling tools were also important to the optimization process.
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Making of Colab
- 1. Making of Colab Peter @sHTiF Stefcek / Pixel Federation
- 3. About me ● Basic, Pascal, Assembler, C/C++/ C#, Java, JS, ActionScript, Haxe… ● Demoscene ● Developer of 2D GPU engine Genome2D ● Consultant on GPU optimizations ● Ogre, Cocos2D, Unity, Unreal Engine ● Lead Software Architect at Pixel Federation
- 4. The Concept
- 5. The Result
- 6. Only Constant is Change ● Edge technology changes in very short cycles ● There is simply no information ● Keep it light and keep it tight ● Went through 9 Unreal versions
- 8. Squeky wheel ● Communicate communicate communicate ● PR all the way ● Networking is the key ● The are all the “same”
- 10. Whoops ● 3 FPS ● Testing wasn’t perfect ● Unreal doesn’t know your project ● Profiling profiling profiling ● External tools
- 11. Lets optimize ● Custom visibility culling ● Merge meshes where possible ● Instancing the smart way ● Minize the shaders ● Avoid fillrate hits, polygons over pixels
- 12. Call the Doc