Yesterday, 02:29 AM
Quick question.
I understand the purpose of the "fwait" command and it use to control the "speed" (for want of a better word) of the program. What I would like to know is... is there a way for N7 to display the current FPS? For example: If I wanted to check the performance impact by moving more and more sprites on the screen... Or even like an FPS counter when running stress tests... that kind of thing... I hope that I am making sense... Just curious...
J
I understand the purpose of the "fwait" command and it use to control the "speed" (for want of a better word) of the program. What I would like to know is... is there a way for N7 to display the current FPS? For example: If I wanted to check the performance impact by moving more and more sprites on the screen... Or even like an FPS counter when running stress tests... that kind of thing... I hope that I am making sense... Just curious...
J
Logic is the beginning of wisdom.