Difference between revisions of "Application:setFps"
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| − | Sets the frame rate of the application. Accepted values are | + | Sets the frame rate of the application. Accepted values are ''30'' and ''60''.<br /> |
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You can also use setFps(-60) or setFps(-30) to maintain an apparent frame rate of 60 or 30 fps by skipping frames if the system notices it is running slow. So for example, it updates the game logic 60 times per second but redraws the screen 30 times. The game is playable but will not be so smooth on slow devices. (currently available on WinRT)</translate> | You can also use setFps(-60) or setFps(-30) to maintain an apparent frame rate of 60 or 30 fps by skipping frames if the system notices it is running slow. So for example, it updates the game logic 60 times per second but redraws the screen 30 times. The game is playable but will not be so smooth on slow devices. (currently available on WinRT)</translate> | ||
Revision as of 10:36, 24 August 2018
Available since: Gideros 2012.2.2
Class: Application
Description
Sets the frame rate of the application. Accepted values are 30 and 60.
You can also use setFps(-60) or setFps(-30) to maintain an apparent frame rate of 60 or 30 fps by skipping frames if the system notices it is running slow. So for example, it updates the game logic 60 times per second but redraws the screen 30 times. The game is playable but will not be so smooth on slow devices. (currently available on WinRT)
Application:setFps(fps)
Parameters
fps: (number) the new frame rate of the application
