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[RESOLVED] Frames per second
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#1 • Jun 10, 2007
    • So I ran a search on this forums if this topic is already resolved, no results came.  ;9

    My question is: Exactly how many frames are there in one second?  ???
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    #2 • Jun 10, 2007
    • 40 Frames per second during Smooth Mode
    Otherwise it's 20 Frames per second

    Wait in events are normalized to 20 frames per second.
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    #3 • Jun 10, 2007
    • What's smooth mode? XD Also, I thought the frames in a second were based on the speed of your computer.
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    #4 • Jun 10, 2007
    • Open a game and press F1. ;)
    If a scene requires too much processing power then the frames per second will go down as well as the generally speed. I.e. wait in events and similar are also affected.
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    #5 • Jun 10, 2007
    • Ohhh, so it changes by itself? That's cool. I didn't think it like that. :P
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    #6 • Jun 10, 2007
    • Quote from: Zeriab on June 10, 2007, 11:29:46 AM
    40 Frames per second during Smooth Mode
    Otherwise it's 20 Frames per second

    Wait in events are normalized to 20 frames per second.

    Quote from: Zeriab on June 10, 2007, 11:45:45 AM
    Open a game and press F1. ;)
    If a scene requires too much processing power then the frames per second will go down as well as the generally speed. I.e. wait in events and similar are also affected.

    Wow, thanks. I never even knew about that F1 thing.  ;D
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    #7 • Jun 11, 2007
    • I take this topic has been [RESOLVED] ;)
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    #8 • Jun 11, 2007
    • Wait, but is it impossible to have it change depending on whether or not a person is using Smooth Mode?
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    #9 • Jun 13, 2007
    • Quote from: mastermoo420 on June 11, 2007, 07:07:41 PM
    Wait, but is it impossible to have it change depending on whether or not a person is using Smooth Mode?
    Most people probably know about Smooth mode already(I think). If not, then I'll go tell them all one by one. <--just kidding. :)
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    #10 • Jun 14, 2007
    • Quote from: mastermoo420 on June 11, 2007, 07:07:41 PM
    Wait, but is it impossible to have it change depending on whether or not a person is using Smooth Mode?
    It would require some scripting, but it is definitely possible ^_^
    Scripting it might cause lots of issues though.
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