Boids - IjobEntitiyBatch Vs Entities.Foreach Is it worth the extra lines of code?
Forging Station
Aug 28, 2021 08:37
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Today we are messing around with the usage of IJobEntityBatch instead of Entities.Foreach() to see if we gain or lose performance in Boids/flocking simulation.
We are also using Hybrid Renderer V2 - Ran into an unexpected issue where materials in entities were just rendered black.
Note that extra lines of code need to be written if you ever choose to use IJobEntityBatch over Entities.Foreach().
Make an informed decision if you going this route by going through the documentation and use cases where it would shine. Know more here-
https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/[email protected]/manual/ecs_ijobentitybatch.html
Source code on GitHub
https://github.com/ForgingStation/Boids-Using-IJobEntityBatch
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