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>even if we assume just three bytes per triangle, that give's you up to 16.7m (2^24) possible triangles. Your napkin math is way off,
by xxs 6y ago
>even if we assume just three bytes per triangle,
that give's you up to 16.7m (2^24) possible triangles. Your napkin math is way off,
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 6y agoI edited it to clarify I meant that as a lower bound. Even if it were somehow achievable, 3 bytes per triangle times hundreds (plural, so at least 200) of billions of triangles is at least 600 billion bytes: 600 gigabytes.