Godot 3D Test

abmyii

@applee Ah, makes sense. A bit of a shame though... Are there any "distros" that use the GPU for Pinephone?

AppLee

@abmyii
I'm not sure, but I think it's a driver integration problem so maybe with other kernel versions it can work.
I guess it could be different with other distros but if it work on one it's good news for the others.

Josele13

To whoever uses Goggle pixel 3a ..... congratulations, it's a great phone,
I show the test of the Xiaomi Note 7,
Regards...

domubpkm

@kugiigi I took my Pinephone out of the dust and spiders and updated it: so as we see, it is possible to test Godot on it. In an easy way ? Can you put a link of a non official .click for Pinephone ? as currently, the last official @pavelprosto .click crashes. Thanks

kugiigi

@domubpkm I used the SDL library that @abmyii provided. There's no prebuilt click though. I just manually copied.

A Former User

Planet Cosmo, but still can't figure out how to take a proper screenshot...

Planet Cosmo Godot.jpg

Luksus

@moncon said in Godot 3D Test:

but still can't figure out how to take a proper screenshot...

press volume up and down together.
long press on power until shutdown/restart options appear, then take the third option "screenshot".

A Former User

@luksus
Thanks for that, the Cosmo being the Cosmo it wasn't that simple, but I've finally worked it out.
On the Cosmo, volume is a proper toggle switch, so it's impossible to press both at the same time.
Long pressing on the power key, (Esc), eventually just goes straight to reboot without the options.
I have two shortcuts for volume up volume down on the keyboard, FN+C FN+V, but FN+C+V doesn't seem to do it either.
There is also a power off option from the pull down settings menu which opens up a window with options that include screenshot, but then the pull down menu itself gets in the way when you take the shot.
Eventually I realised that on the Cosmo, long press Esc=Power On, long press FN+Esc=Power Off, so I tried long press FN+Esc, success. My bad, I was long pressing 'Power On' instead of 'Power Off'

AppLee

@moncon
Rapidly toggling volume up and down should also work to take a snapshot.
Maybe that is easier on your device, but glad you figured it out.

suoko

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Redmi 4x

Luksus

Motorola Z2 Force

bradman1171

Pixel 3a
Simple test 61 fps
Particle system 60 fps
Dynamic lights 60fps

thousandtopics

Pixel 3a XL

johndoe

Here is a similar thread for CPU performance tests with sysbench: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/6750/ut-sysbench-qt-gui-compare-cpu-performance-of-different-devices

Result of the graphic test of my LG Nexus 4:

Josele13

Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro