Stable FPS

[silversamand]

I have a problem with irrlicht FPS.i want fix it exactly on 50 but when i change objects of scene (add or remove ) fps drastically changes.
How can i solve it?

[vitek]

Come up with more realistic expectations.

[abhishekdey1985]

As vitek said....be realistic!! It can never happen that u can fix ur application rendering at Fix FPS. U can Limit ur FPS Range by enabling VSYNC.

[Masterhawk]

[...]i want fix it exactly on 50[...]

Why would you do so?

[Brainsaw]

I guess this makes all the timing stuff easier to do.

@silversamand: I don't think that you will be able to achieve that. You could use a simple scene that renders faster than 50 FPS on every hardware and slow rendering down then, but I guess that it's not a good way.

[roelor]

I guess this makes all the timing stuff easier to do.

@silversamand: I don't think that you will be able to achieve that. You could use a simple scene that renders faster than 50 FPS on every hardware and slow rendering down then, but I guess that it's not a good way.

actually for some games thats nice, The game may go slower but is still playable.

[CuteAlien]

I guess this makes all the timing stuff easier to do.

@silversamand: I don't think that you will be able to achieve that. You could use a simple scene that renders faster than 50 FPS on every hardware and slow rendering down then, but I guess that it's not a good way.

actually for some games thats nice, The game may go slower but is still playable.

Agreed. A constant framerate is in many games more playable than a high framerate. And yes - the trick is simply to have scenes that can render with at least 50 FPS. Although using vsync is usually better as it avoids tearing and so you will have 15/30/60 FPS.