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What happens when you stabilize stability? Let's find out! 🏗️ Featuring crucial fixes for threading, mbedTLS, high poll rates for mice on Windows, and more; our first release candidate for #GodotEngine 4.7.2 is now live: godotengine.org/article/rele...

Can we tackle performance before stability?

Sure

But this doesn't fix GPU rendering on the steam deck, The deck doesn't even use a cursor..

You may need to be more specific about what you're looking for, then, and likely submit bug reports, PRs, etc for the specific perf issues you're running into 😅

I wasn't sure I'd be seeing you around today- Mainly I'm having issues with uncontrollable rendering tasks that Godot takes on for my game's pipeline, which seems to spike up usage for igpu devices and no real desktop hardware, So both the deck and my Linux/windows laptop.. I don't make issues..

Submitting bug reports for things you run into on Godot's issue tracker is the best way to get eyes on them and potentially have them fixed: github.com/godotengine/... If you never tell anyone you're having issues, you can't expect them to know about the issues much less fix them 😅

I did make a post? just not a issue.. Plus unless my project is apart of some Godot advertised programmers for developers to get easy support and validation I still need to submit my project by the time it has to be investigated.. github.com/godotengine/...

You made the post in the proposals repository, which is for adding new features and functionality; issues with performance would probably belong better on the main repo's issue tracker (i.e., they'd get more attention from people poised to address perf problems).

In order for other volunteers to be able to look into the problem more and potentially come up with a solution for it, you'll also likely need to create a minimum reproducible project (MRP) that they can download and run to get the same problems you're hitting, as a baseline for what to improve.

Yeah, But after making the MRP and not hitting the same issue exactly I was quick to drop it and come back to it later. Especially because I was considering getting a custom upscaler of sorts just to have my own solution to the issue only I'm supposedly facing for my project..