I'm having this weird issue.
I got myself a new computer, pretty good, and I'm testing stuff on one of my maps. I can't pinpoint the cause yet, but sometimes when I move around the image is stuttering badly, I'd swear it's not more than 10 fps.

However, testing with FRAPS shows it's over 300 all the time.
(so sometimes it feels like 300 fps, sometimes like 10. And it's always 300.)

Any idea what could cause this? Actually what this IS? (could fraps not be monitoring frames correctly?)

Hello Andrew ..
Congratulation for your new computer at first

Secondly I don't think anyone will be able to help with such little information about the issue
so you've got to add more clarity and better get information about this issue like a video or debug your code

about fraps not giving you a correct fps number you can check Esenthel Fps using
Time.fps();

I wish I could've helped better but we have no idea about the issue no iformation good luck

Well... I have no idea what I could tell you.
It must be related to my code somehow, because it happens when the world is empty and it doesn't happen in the tutorials.

I was hoping someone could give me an idea of what could cause this behaviour.
I'll see if I can find out more details about this.

I really wish I could help but I guess it could be your own code. try to debug your code maybe something is going different
Good luck

What is your code doing?

Are you creating objects at runtime? Suddenly drawing something (particles, ..)?

Yes Tottel, I had some particles dynamically created when the player would do something.
But the stuttering occurs without that even taking place. I just run around on the green field and now and then it feels like going under 10 fps. And then it just goes back to normal. Could it still be the dynamic creation of a particle object even if it's not called?

Try using D.Text(...) with Time.fps() to see if it's the game. It seems odd that Fraps would continue to report 300 fps if it was that low. It could indicate a bigger problem than just code.

Does the issue happen when D.sync is on?
Please call this code in each frame:
Let me know what are the results.
If there are big differences between rd and ad, then please disable the "LogName(S); LogConsole();" and log will be saved to a file, and please attach it here.

D.sync(true) took care of it!
I get a steady 60 fps, and it acts like 60 fps also. Really big thanks!
(in case you have time, do you think you can explain to me why this happens? I'm a very curious person. but it's not important)