Hi,
> Thanks for reply
> I found that by using the following script I get the result that is
> expected, that is a lingo set frame tempo but if you could
> explain to me
> what exactly what [ set pLastMilliseconds =... ]is doing -
> how and why-
> It would help. And should I be using the ticks instead?
1 tick = 1/60 second = 1000/60 milliseconds (~16.67)
Knowing this, you should be able to do a fps handler (I assume it's the
purpose of the handler below)
But I cannot find the origin of the 1.3000 ?! ...
> In a movie script
> puppetTempo 0
> ------------
>
> score script
> ---------------
> property pMember
> property spriteNum
> property pLastMilliseconds
>
> on beginSprite me
> set pMember = the member of sprite (spriteNum)
> set pLastMilliseconds = 1.000
> end
>
> on exitFrame me
> set nMillisecondsElapsed = 1.300 - pLastMilliseconds
> set fps = 1000.0 / float(nMillisecondsElapsed)
> set the text of member pMember = fps && " fps"
> set pLastMilliseconds = 1.000
> end
>
> CMMMMI
>
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