UNITY 6 v6000.0.0f1 - Occlusion Culling vs GPU Resident Drawer - DX12

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[@NorthstriderGaming]

Yeah, the resident drawer and the occlusion culling are very powerful tools. Now they just gotta catch up on auto-LOD and they are back in the game

[@redragon1229]

Unity has had ALOD (and even HLOD) for a long time, check their git page

[@forasago]

The "small mesh screen percentage" is chosen too aggressively. Boxes in the corners of the screen are failing to draw. There is no point in measuring the performance of a visually broken setup.

[@bestzorro]

Doesn’t look like you get that much occlusion on this scene. Frustum culling already takes care of items outside the camera. Instancing is the big win here, not occlusion. I would try a scene with lot’s of different objects that can properly occlude each other

[@dallinvader2382]

That would be a better test with a bigger enviornment but this is still really cool experiment.

[@developerdiary5893]

Similar thing is available from four years, check "Unity-GPU-Based-Occlusion-Culling"

[@redragon1229]

Prototype vs officially supported ready solution, bruh

[@irtezamasud1079]

Nice testing

[@batnikelam-mavzer443]

GJ

[@ragerungames]

cool

[@musabkara1684]

That Plane is not occluding. It doesn't seems working