How to make a grid snapping cursor in Unity |
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| How to make a grid snapping cursor in Unity Posted: 03 May 2019 03:21 AM PDT |
| PSA For anyone developing a game/engine in C++! Posted: 03 May 2019 05:30 AM PDT Some people have a hybrid graphics setup! It's designed to auto-detect when an application should probably run on the high-performance GPU instead of the integrated one, but you'll need to give it a little help. To make NVIDIA Optimus realize your game is a game, and save laptop users the pain of configuring it manually, add this to your source code when targeting Windows: This line, from Optimus Rendering Policies, will allow laptop users to run your game with better performance, without them having to set it up themselves. Trust me, as an often-laptop-user, the process of manually configuring an app to use the discrete GPU is surprisingly slow (especially on the mid-range, low-performance sort of laptop that offers switchable graphics! The NVIDIA settings app lags like crazy!) As a laptop user, I'd love if people would actually start including these lines in their code. Edit: This version should help with AMD hybrid graphics, too: |
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