I'm using the latest version of MMF2 (256.25). It seems the framerate stable.
This version calling the timeBeginPeriod function of the multimedia timer?
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I'm using the latest version of MMF2 (256.25). It seems the framerate stable.
This version calling the timeBeginPeriod function of the multimedia timer?
I think MMF2 has always used timeBeginPeriod, but yes I've reduced the value in a recent version, at least for frame rates >= 50. I don't remember which build though...
nice change.
Have you reduced value to 1?
Huh? What option your talking about?
Yes I did that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ASD
As soo as I have completed ùmy batch of HTML5 bugs, I will make an object that I think will have the same effect as the orginal Fast loop object : the "Delayed Event" object. Stay tuned!
Fanotherpg, the "timeBeginPeriod" function set to 1 will increase the timer precision. The framerate will be stabilized as a result.
Look at this video: http://prester.org/mmf2/cgi/w2box/da...rate_issue.mp4
Francois, Thanks! I'm look forward it. What's usage of the "Delayed Event" object?
I made something like this with my Timeline Object, unless I misunderstand your usage of the word "delayed"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Francois
Abit off topic:
How do i get MMF2 build 256?
Obviously its a download, but i can only find a Sticky with "build 255" written on it.
It is not available to the public yet. Just for some beta testing projects.
Marv