avs uses CPU/RAM only... i have 11 fps with the 3rd preset on an Athlon XP 1700+ and enough 266MHz RAM. its not a high-end-machine but remember: if you make your .avs so slow that it only runs fluently on high-end machines, then dont expect to get good comments, because it will run slow on most machines, VERY slow on some machines and only run fluently on a few machines.
a few tips to optimize that preset (3)
- dont activate the "enabled" checkbox AND the "enabled on beat" checkbox think of "enabled" as "always enabled". unchecking all your "enabled on beat" checkboxes gave an 1 fps increase.
- remove the "buffer restore 1" it actually does nothing because you never save to buffer 1. same counts for the "buffer save 8": you never read out of buffer 8 so you dont need to save to it
- i get an fps increase of more than 6 by disabling the first effect list... this seems to be the biggest CPU time sink.
1. Effect list:
the effect list inside the effect list seems to do nothing but clearing the screen. at least that's what comes out: a black screen 🙂 use the "Clear every frame" checkbox in the outer effect list instead, set its input blending mode to "Ignore" and remove the inner effect list.
2. Trans / Texer:
A texer on a blank image does absolutely nothing. remove it
3. Render APE / FyrewurX:
absolutely ok 🙂
4. Misc / Custom BPM:
does nothing as there are no beat-reactive components after it. remove it
5. Trans / Dynamic Movement
this is probably the biggest slowdown in that effect list, because it has a 64x64 gridsize.
i recommend using a static movement instead. it's way faster and looks nicer (i think). just put the whole code (Init, Frame and Pixel in this order) into the movement and activate "Rectangular Coordinates"
et voila: it doesnt look too different from the original but is 30% faster.
to the name of the 2nd preset: seizure has many meanings better use "bout" or "attack" here. i expected some illegal goods here (something they'd seize at the borders, like neon shrooms containing mind-altering substances 😉 )
anyway, i don't like presets that invert on every frame... and i don't think there are many avs users who like them because they mean two simple things: pain in your eyes and if you watch longer, you get a headache
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// This shows how to use texer for 3D particles
// Additive or maximum blend mode should be used
are you sure you didn't forget to credit anyone?
and you used one of unconeds texer bitmaps... you should really write some credits or you might be called "ripper"...
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