An indie developer has been able to render a 10 billion polygon scene of his dog using Unreal Engine 5, all at 60FPS.

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Taylor Loper, the one man developer behind Ionized Games, tested the limits of Unreal Engine 5 by uploading 1,000 detailed photoscans of his dog.