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>> Hey,
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>> I observed some interesting things: if the scene is rotation with a
>> continous speed, the performance is increased (from 110fps to 180fps).
>> In case of a static scene, in my version, the system was rendering
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>> commented the block starting with "while( !config->needsRedraw( ))" in
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>> What could be the reason for this to happen?
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> At this frame rate, it could be the framerate equalizer. It has to
> slow down the destination window occasionally to create a smooth
> swapbuffer rate.
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> Try disabling it to see if it is the reason.
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> Best,
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> Stefan.
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>> Regards,
>> Adam
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Hey,
The same happens with 2D configs.
In the config file the framerate equalizer is not configured, and I suppose
that by default is not enabled...Or am I wrong?
Adam
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