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Android game graphics - OpenGL ES vs. Vulkan case study
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2023
- This session will explore the two graphics APIs available to games running on Android: OpenGL ES and Vulkan. The pros and cons of each API will be discussed. A case study of the performance and power benefits of Vulkan will be presented. Recommendations will be given on when to consider supporting both APIs versus one or the other.
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Thank for that great presentation about both APIs, this become very important for any project, considering that everything we experience on any screen is basically our device drawing and drawing.
I have an ancient engine that I wrote years ago using ES 1.0 ( a just for fun, hobby engine ) and for years I have been thinking that I must get back into graphics programming and must upgrade to ES2 ( or whatever the latest version is, because the fixed pipeline is now probably dead and people would call me a dinasour and I would be very uncool ) and yes I'd have to learn to use shaders ( even though i am doing simple 3D ) and all those complicated sounding things. BUT ... after watching this video - it's changed my life. OpenGL ES is now dead to me. I'm going to catch the new wave. I'm going Vulkan and making myself slightly relevant ( in my own house ) 🙂Therefore to the very nice man from Google/Android who made this video, then I say thank you. You are making someone relevant !!!!
Thanks sir 😊
vulkan has better performance?
if well implemented, yes
It can have.. it can also have lower power consumption. If implemented smartly/correctly
Its designed to
How to enable vulkan?
It ships with Android 7 (and newer), which was released in 2016. See 4:36. So you don't "enable" it, the drivers are already there.
@@zdspider6778is there a way to disable it or at least force app to use opengl?
@@zdspider6778is there a way to disable it?
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