I’ll skip some of the complexity for the sake of clarity, but if anyone would like more details I certainly hope you ask.įirst, a bit of brief context on the graphics libraries available to us.
The discussion here will certainly be technical, but I’m hoping it’s digestible even if you don’t have experience with rendering. I’ll be presenting exactly how League builds and displays a single frame of the game (remember, on high end machines this is happening over 100 times per second). It’s also a great excuse for me to step through the rendering pipeline myself so that we, as a team, totally grok what’s happening in there. In this article, I’ll provide a run-down on how the engine currently works - hopefully this will be the foundation on top of which I can later discuss the changes we make.
The team has been tasked with making improvements to the League rendering engine, and we’re excited to get our hands dirty. Hi, I’m Tony Albrecht and I’m one of the engineers on the new Render Strike Team under the Sustainability Initiative in League of Legends.
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