another Maya viewport 2.0 test with a quick run cycle. 2 lights, shadows, depth of field, AO, anti-aliasing. Animated at 30fps and getting consistent 25fps-27fps during playback. sweet rig by @OlenkaStor. #animation #gamedevpic.twitter.com/O2l8Lja24k
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i7 3.5ghz., nVidia GTX 1080, 32gb ram. A while back someone told me that if I'm going to animate, get the fastest CPU. if I'm going to model lots of polys then get the best GPU. Or something like that? Not sure what's more important these days?
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Sure! Back a few versions we mulitthreaded Maya with the parallel evaluation manager. So having a computer with multiple cores in your CPU is a good idea. In recent versions we've been moving deformers onto the GPU as well, so having a good graphics card is good too.
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Our of curiosity which deformers currently run on the gpu? Is it the majority of them or only a few?
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So both CPU and GPU are important,
@michaelCuevas27 high level explanation is right too: GPU especially loves big meshes and the math associated with them.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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