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Part 2 update of my new toy Vulkan renderer: Implemented Programmable Vertex Fetching, Vertex size is significantly smaller now (12 Bytes), Normals use only two 8 bit vector components where the third component gets reconstructed in the shader, Vertex positions and UVs are 2 Bytes in size, started using VK_KHR_push_descriptor which is much nicer to work with compared to traditional descriptor sets. Sebastian Aaltonen gave a very good explanation for Programmable Vertex Fetching. Normals use only two 8 bit vector components where the third component is reconstructed in the shader. You can follow my journey on Twitter and Git.
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