I am looking for 300 fps like in the beginning of tower defense example.

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SOLUTION:
D.sync();

if D.sync() is set to true the frame rate will limit to 60 fps, so set it to false for no frame rate limit.

@Revek

If you can get it to 300 fps let us no, The best we have is 50 - 60. No mmo is going to get 300 fps.

TheElk

Our single player RPG couldnt get pass 30 fps at times. Our average was 20-35fps

(08-01-2013 12:13 PM)dylantan Wrote:  Our single player RPG couldnt get pass 30 fps at times. Our average was 20-35fps

I guess this maybe a for a lot of reasons maybe how big is your world
how big is your textures,how much objects in the scene I guess you need to further examine your game and good luck pro

If it is stuck at 60FPS, you should see if D.sync() is set to D.sync(true) and turn it to false.

Ty, got it to 300 fps.

P.S. any tips on D.sync code?

Zervox

yes we now have 120 fps before shadows and view range increased.

Thank you

(08-01-2013 01:25 PM)Revek Wrote:  P.S. any tips on D.sync code?

D.sync synchronizes with your monitor refresh rate. Which would be 60 Hertz (times/second), or halves of that if your FPS would drop.

It's not so useful to have 300 FPS if your screen only refreshes 60 times per second.

Lastly, if you want to just use D.sync(false) to check performance differences, know that FPS is not a good way to measure. You should check the difference in milliseconds per frame.