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| ==== Requesting FrameRate (FPS) ==== | ==== Requesting FrameRate (FPS) ==== | ||
| - | If UseFixedFrameRate is set to true, the FPS property returns the current frames per second. | + | * If //UseFixedFrameRate// is set to TRUE, the FPS property returns the current frames per second. |
| - | If UseFixedFrameRate is set to false, the TGorillaViewport provides an estimated framerate value. | + | |
| Simply setup a timer and request this value every 100 milliseconds. | Simply setup a timer and request this value every 100 milliseconds. | ||
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| The estimated framerate measures the time a complete render cycle needs, including all objects, render passes and the main pass itself. | The estimated framerate measures the time a complete render cycle needs, including all objects, render passes and the main pass itself. | ||
| Based on this value we compute the **possible frames per second** for the last interval. So Gorilla3D FPS value is only an orientation for you and the possible performance of your application. | Based on this value we compute the **possible frames per second** for the last interval. So Gorilla3D FPS value is only an orientation for you and the possible performance of your application. | ||