game slowdown during upgrade

[FormerTGFGuy]

For a while I was using MMF2 only with games I made in the TGF2 demo. So I decided to copy the levels from those games into an actual MMF2 application, just to see if there would be any difference. Well, there is...the games are WAY slower as MMF2 files. Anyone know why? I made sure the framerate is the same as it was before, but it's still painfully slow. Do I have to remake my games from scratch in MMF2?

[FormerTGFGuy]

For a while I was using MMF2 only with games I made in the TGF2 demo. So I decided to copy the levels from those games into an actual MMF2 application, just to see if there would be any difference. Well, there is...the games are WAY slower as MMF2 files. Anyone know why? I made sure the framerate is the same as it was before, but it's still painfully slow. Do I have to remake my games from scratch in MMF2?

[Yves]

That's not normal, as both program have almost the same runtime. Maybe the settings of your MMF2 application are different? (machine independent speed option, graphic mode, v-sync option, etc.)

Yves.

[Yves]

That's not normal, as both program have almost the same runtime. Maybe the settings of your MMF2 application are different? (machine independent speed option, graphic mode, v-sync option, etc.)

Yves.

[FormerTGFGuy]

[]That's not normal, as both program have almost the same runtime. Maybe the settings of your MMF2 application are different? (machine independent speed option, graphic mode, v-sync option, etc.)

Yves. [/]

All the settings are the same...I never use machine indep speed, the graphic mode is 256 colors, and I don't have a clue what v-sync is.

[FormerTGFGuy]

[]That's not normal, as both program have almost the same runtime. Maybe the settings of your MMF2 application are different? (machine independent speed option, graphic mode, v-sync option, etc.)

Yves. [/]

All the settings are the same...I never use machine indep speed, the graphic mode is 256 colors, and I don't have a clue what v-sync is.