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AliAbdulKareem said:At least for now the re-projection sounds very promising from the first google searches.Somehow i feel guilty for luring you on the next path of failure, eventually ; )But here a very good tutorial about implementing TAA, which surely helps to estimate expected problems: https://

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It’s here: https://github.com/davideberly/GeometricTools/blob/master/GTE/Mathematics/DistAlignedBoxAlignedBox.h But agree that’s maybe a bit overkill. The problem is easy enough to figure out on your own, and easy enough you should understand how it works.We can reduce the problem to 1D to figure it

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Juliean said:As for object-pools - I did implement pooling recently for my ECS, but not using lists or anything. The objects are still there in memory, only being treated as-if deactived. For scenarios with lots of spawned objects that have to be destroyed often, this saves a lot of overhead from ha

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