Can't Find FPS Drop issue

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#1

Recently I’ve been working on my Café that I bought from another builder but it had a HORRIBLE FPS/Lag problem. I’ve tried to find the issue and I discovered that stripping the interior helped but didn’t find the CORE ISSUE. It’d be really helpful if someone more knowledgeable could find it or make a really close guess.

Some Things That Might Help Find the Issue:

  • When you look at the CAFE itself that is where the fps drop occurs, so it most likely isn’t terrain/exterior related.

Game Link: [NEW!] Vestí Cafe V1 - Roblox

Please leave any suggestions, finds or fixes in the replies. Thanks for your help!

#2

Try to Unite everything of same color/texture, but Jesus dude, why would we pay you 500R$ to help you find a problem with your game?

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#3

Oops, forgot to take it off sorry! Try now.

#5

Unions cause massive lag. Try to minimize unions, and check the TriangleCount property (over 5000 = yikes)

Factors of lag from my experience:

  • unanchored welded parts
  • some particle emitters
  • extreme mesh-part and union use

However, for me, this place is running extremely smoothly.

[ After investigating and close attention, I have reason to believe there is a rather large amount of unions. Try scaling those down. ]

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#7

Yeah actually It runs pretty smoothly for me, but my goal is REALLY GOOD optimization and my friend who has a low end PC said he had bad lag.

#8

reduce the part count
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Probably the amount of detail in the game.
I would recommend swapping the glass materials with something else or change the lighting technology. But if you want to go the extra mile try and disable a lot of part shadows where they’re not needed.

When zooming out to view the whole map my FPS drops to about 140 compared to the normal 500

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#9

Check your mesh collision type.

The worst collision type also means the better performance

Collsions:

Box - Collision as a box but best performance
Hull - basically wrapped like in tinfoil
Default - mostly fits the shape with small areas cut off (selected by default)
PreciseConvexDecompostion - fits exactly to the mesh (do NOT use this if you can help it, as its really bad for performance)

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This picture doesn’t include PreciseConvexDecompostion because its kinda old

Also try turning off CastShadow for parts that dont need it

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