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by Jesse Barker, Principal Software Engineer, ARM; Marius Bjorge, Staff Engineer, ARM; Niklas Smedberg, Senior Engine Programmer, Epic Games; Brad Grantham, OpenGL Developer, ARM
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Making Dreams Come True: Global Illumination with Enlighten – Thu. 10am; West Hall, Room 3014by Graham Hazel, Senior Product Manager, Geomerics, an ARM company
“This is gorgeous! I remember having dreams about this kind of dynamic indirect lighting back when I was building the Unreal Engine 1 renderer!”
In this talk, you will find out why Tim Sweeney, Founder of Epic Games, said this about Enlighten, which is the only global illumination and lighting middleware available as a standalone SDK, as part of Unity 5, or through the Unreal Engine Integrated Partners Program. We present an overview of the Enlighten feature set, and explain how you can use it to enable fast iteration and high visual quality on all platforms from mobile devices to consoles and high-end PCs. The talk will include workflow examples, as well as a discussion of new gameplay features enabled by Enlighten’s dynamic global illumination.
Making Dreams Come True: Global Illumination with Enlighten
How to Optimize Your Mobile Game with ARM Tools and Practical Examples – Thurs. 11:30am; West Hall, Room 3014
by Lorenzo Dal Col, Product Manager, ARM
This talk introduces you to the ARM tools and skills needed to profile and debug your application, by showing you optimization examples used on popular game titles, detailing how the bottlenecks were identified and how the optimizations were implemented. Also we will introduce you to methodologies for the efficient rendering of high quality 3D graphics in mobile games.
How to Optimize Your Mobile Game with ARM Tools and Practical Examples
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Enhancing your Unity Mobile Games – Thurs. 4pm; West Hall, Room 3014
by Roberto Lopez Mendez, Senior Software Engineer, ARM; Angelo Theodorou, Senior Software Engineer, ARM; Tony Prosser, Realtime UK; Carl Calleweart, Unity
This talk shows developers how to get the most out of Unity when developing under the unique challenges of mobile platforms. These effects are not limited to Unity and can be relevant for developers of any game platform.The presenters share important hints and tips to develop efficient games. Advanced rendering effects will be covered in more detail such as reflections based on local cubemap. A new way of rendering dynamic real-time shadows based on the use of static local cube textures will be revealed. This innovative technique allows for the dramatic improvement of performance and quality when rendering shadows which is especially relevant on mobile devices where the use of available resources must be carefully balanced.
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Info on Cocos | Info on PlayCanvas | Info on Tencent |
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Testin | Info on Simplygon | Info on Geomerics |
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