What does the "compiled objects"actually mean?

[kiffa]

I want to know the difference between "uncompiled objects" and "compiled objects".

I have read the wiki, which describe  the advantages and disadvantages of compiled objects. But i want to know more details.

For example, the compiling process 、 the structures of compiled objects 、 why does it have the advantages/disadvantages... and so on.

Thanks.

[Raswr]

As far as I know, jpct-ae uses compiled objects only. For what I read on the wiki it sounds as a relationship between compiling and using VBO's, as it's something that makes rendering of high poly stuff faster and i guess strip is removing from memory the original vertex data you read from the model file, but you would also need that data for animation purposes.

I might be completely wrong here so just wait for an official answer 

[EgonOlsen]

I might be completely wrong here so just wait for an official answer 

No, that's basically how it is. The desktop version offers the option to use compiled or uncompiled objects. Compiled ones are faster, uncompiled are more flexible. jPCT-AE uses compiled objects only. Anything else would be much too slow on a mobile device.