Sounds great, but I get it—the GPU can bite when you add that extra depth. Try a few things: first, lower the resolution of the dew texture; even a 50 % reduction can cut memory use while still looking nice. Second, use a single‑pass shader that samples the texture once and applies a simple normal‑map trick for the splash effect. If the map supports it, enable GPU culling for distant objects so the system only draws the dew where it’s actually visible. Finally, consider a lower‑level bloom or screen‑space fog; they’re cheaper than full volumetric effects. A small tweak here and there should keep the ambience calm without overtaxing the GPU.

Sounds solid. The half‑resolution dew will keep the texture crisp without the heavy load, and a single‑pass bloom should give you that clean glow. For the moss, start by enabling occlusion culling and see how many polygons actually hit the camera. If the density is low, consider a billboarding or particle approach for those far‑away patches. Let me know what the counts look like and we can tweak further if needed.

Sounds good—let me know what the numbers show, and we’ll fine‑tune from there. Good luck!