02-18-2026, 04:31 AM
Getting there mate and the interface looks much more professional!
As for the terrain, use two maps one for the terrain and one for the road and then SPLAT (thats whats the method is actually called!) the road onto the terrain.
Create one master texture for the entire map and then you dont need to have repeated calls to glbindtexture for each vertex.
And as your making huge environments, try breaking it down into sections, say 64 * 64 and then create a gllist for each section and with frustum culling you then only render whats actually visible.
Those 3 tips will get you back to 120 fps easy!
I'd give you my latest work on terrain but its c++ so not sure itd be helpful.
Keep up the good work though!
Unseen
As for the terrain, use two maps one for the terrain and one for the road and then SPLAT (thats whats the method is actually called!) the road onto the terrain.
Create one master texture for the entire map and then you dont need to have repeated calls to glbindtexture for each vertex.
And as your making huge environments, try breaking it down into sections, say 64 * 64 and then create a gllist for each section and with frustum culling you then only render whats actually visible.
Those 3 tips will get you back to 120 fps easy!
I'd give you my latest work on terrain but its c++ so not sure itd be helpful.
Keep up the good work though!
Unseen