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27-Sep-2004, 17:59
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Retarded moron
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Australia, Melbourne
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Why does my RAM hit a wall when I tesselate object?
I tesselated a sphere I made by a factor of 1000x1000 and my RAM gets all eaten up.
I do the same but with tess values of 200x200 and my framerate is in the high 20s. Why? The poly data isn't stored in system memory. This is in OpenGL too. 
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27-Sep-2004, 18:14
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Retarded moron
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never mind. i fixed it
problem was that i was storing all the vertex data in system memory for computational purposes. 
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