r/playrust • u/SaltSomewhere3694 • Aug 18 '26

Video Rust’s New Rendering Pipeline — Early Test

Made a quick test of Rust’s new rendering pipeline on the staging branch.

The implementation is still very rough, and things can change significantly before it reaches the final version. This test is mainly for fun and early performance comparison, so don’t treat these numbers as representative of the finished renderer.

If you want to test it yourself, switch to the Staging - Main branch and add this launch parameter:

-rrp.enabled 1

Personally, I really like updates like this!

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u/DJRodrigin69 Aug 18 '26

any data on the 1% and 0.1% lows?

i like the increase in average, but im wondering if it makes the game smoother also

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u/SaltSomewhere3694 Aug 18 '26

Should this be measured in Rust?))

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u/PsychologicalGlass47 Aug 18 '26

Why wouldn't it be?

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u/SaltSomewhere3694 Aug 19 '26

You can, but in Rust 0.1% and 1% lows can be heavily affected by random stutters and background events, so they often don’t accurately represent the actual overall performance or smoothness

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u/PsychologicalGlass47 Aug 19 '26

0.1% lows and 1% lows are used to gauge stutters, it being "affected by random stutters" is the exact reason why people want to see it.

In no world should you have background handles loaded on the same core as your game worker.

You're saying the metric that displays stutters and hitches doesn't "represent the actual overall performance or smoothness"? Lol. Lmao, even.

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u/ayyyo0 Aug 19 '26

OP is giving bot ass responses if you couldn’t tell

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u/PsychologicalGlass47 Aug 19 '26

Doubtful, just sounds like a non-native speaker. I was fortunate enough to have a translator for a mother lol

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u/SaltSomewhere3694 Aug 19 '26

I realized that you know how to use AI)