Auto-rotate slowed

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2019-08-27 at 10:54 pm #18177

rhenriques
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The autorotate puzzle works well but, when the mouse is moved over the model while rotating, the movement gets slow and choppy.
Cheers

2019-08-28 at 6:47 am #18178

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

Hi,

Does the slowdown happen if you use just a single autorotate puzzle and the default cube scene?

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2019-08-28 at 1:14 pm #18199

rhenriques
Customer

Hi Yuri

I have not tested with the default cube scene. The slowdown happens with a several thousand faces polygon model. If the mouse is not moved, things are smooth. Once the mouse is moved around, without doing nothing (click for instance), the movement gets choppy.
My puzzle layout is the one in the image attached.
Cheers

2019-08-28 at 1:23 pm #18201

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

Are you using any mouse movement event puzzles? Can you provide a link on Verge3D Network for us to test your app?

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2019-08-29 at 12:43 am #18221

rhenriques
Customer

Hi Yuri

From your message I’ve detected that the puzzle in the attached image is the culprit. It seems that these events (object auto rotate and mouse events) do interfere. Is there anyway to make them coexist in peace?
Draft upload is here

https://cdn.soft8soft.com/AROAJSY2GOEHMOFUVPIOE:bf62d91879/applications/PedraFurada/PedraFurada.html

Click on the green ball lower left, then on the yellow dots then on the white ball lower left. Drag the mouse around while the model moves and you will see the lag.

Cheers

2019-08-29 at 7:31 am #18237

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

I see you also detect camera movement and enable/disable rendering. The problem is that the mouse picking operation is computationally very expensive for high-poly models, and this operation may be not able to complete in time with render frames.

I suggest to disable camera movement detection if the camera is in auto-rotate mode.

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2019-08-29 at 1:38 pm #18256

rhenriques
Customer

Hi Yuri

Thank you so much. I’ll try to check that out. By disabling mouse detection for cursor change on hover things get normal. I guess that, for now, I’ll be using this methodology. I was sorting things out to now add an html skin to this model and replicate to other models.
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