Framerate and render speed?

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    I am just wondering about firefly stuff, I would prefer to have unlocked framerate, but it seems the movement extension speed is determined by framerate, also does the normal framerate expression return the actual framerate of the 3d engine or is that gained differently?

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    in the latest version (288) the framerate can be accessed from the camera this should be different to the fps provided by fusion

    firefly itself uses the framerate setting from the applications runtime options.

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    Use deltatime to have framerate independent movements. Create a new global variable called "LastTime"(or whatever you want to call it), and then another variable called "DeltaTime".

    In the GLOBAL events editor create the following events
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    -Set DeltaTime to (timer - "LastTime")
    -Set "LastTime" to timer

    Now whenever you have movement in fusion multiply the amount of movement by DeltaTime. This will make your objects move at the same speed regardless of framerate.

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