C++ Sorting algos comparison - rendering sprites based on y-axis with raylib

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[@theoreticaltradesman]

I’m just getting into game development and hasn’t even considered this as an issue. thanks for the heads up!

[@LordOfWizardurl]

Jesus, you code in nano. You are a legend for sure.

[@paulojonathan3161]

I also made my own sorting algorithm using merge sort I follow Raysan's (Raylib creator) advice , sorting all the sprites and using pointers, which I did after that since I have a dynamic player,objects that move , after the list is sorted all reference to player and objects lost, though I have to search to have the correct index, with mergesort I was able to sort 10k trees and dynamic objects along at stable 60 fps.

[@michaelzomsuv3631]

Why did you leave vsync on? I would have liked to see how many FPS you actually can get with 5k sprites so I can see how much sprites I can put without dropping below 60fps.

[@oj0024]

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