Hi, does it matter really much if you use 1 big vertexbuffer instead of multiple buffers ?

They also say you can use sinf() and cosf() now these days since computers are fast enough.

How is that with vertexbuffer ?

Like i have now its really flexible, when i finish a game i could build 1 big vertexbuffer for optimizing.

I dont know if its worth all the hassle ?

thnx

If your game is not too slow you dont need to worry about optimizing, especially as it reads as if you dont even have a game.

On newer computers it all runs smooth, however i like to be playable on old systems also.

It's not so important to have one huge vertex buffer, but it's better not to have thousands of small ones. The more you can combine them, the better. Usually it's not going to be your big bottleneck - CPU and GPU profilers can give you hints as to what is actually slowing you down.

Nice one about the GPU profiler, is it free ?, i would like to test my game with that when done.