Re: [Flashcoders] Time adjusted / Framerate independent animation…
Ok - i needed variable speed per frame (so animation keeps in time with
possible frame lag) .
I guess where I get confused is:
how would i structure this if I wanted the follower to for example follow the
mouse (with an eased delay)?…
Here is the code for now ( which is currently not really adjusting for frame
delay / variable speed )
private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
// Update Time
dt = 0.001 * (getTimer() - t0);
time+= dt;
//
// TIME CORRECTED
var lSpeedPerSecond : Number = 30;
var lSpeedPerFrameVariable : Number = lSpeedPerSecond * dt;
var targetX : Number = ( ( spc.x -
stage.mouseX ) / lSpeedPerSecond );
spc.x -= targetX;
if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spcDir =
-spcDir;
t0 = getTimer();
}
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
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skype: karimbeyrouti
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On 26 Oct 2012, at 17:07, Hans Wichman wrote:
> Hi Karim,
>
> i put them both in there, the one you are referring to is simpler:
> ofcourse this value can be kept out of the enterframe loop, i have a utility
> class for it (although it is a bit overkill;))
>
> private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
> sp.x += speed * spDir;
> if ( 0 > sp.x|| ( sp.x + sp.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spDir =
> -spDir;
>
> var lSpeedPerSecond:Number = 300;
> var lSpeedPerFrameConstant:Number = lSpeedPerSecond /
> stage.frameRate;
>
> spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameConstant* spcDir;
>
> if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spcDir
> = -spcDir;
>
> t0 = getTimer();
> }
>
> Anyway, basically frameindependent value is simply
> SPEED_PER_SECOND/FRAMES_PER_SECOND.
>
> regards
> Hans
>
>
> On 26-10-2012 16:58, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
>>> are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed
>>> frame rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at the
>>> same pace but more fluid
>> Yep - that is the one… all my game physics is independent of framerate (time
>> based)… however, I am trying to get other non-physics based animated
>> objects/code
>> to work the same way (i.e. the camera), and I am finding it a little
>> difficult.
>>
>> Will try your solution - although it looks like it's for the other option
>> (variable framerate)….
>>
>> Thank you for helping….
>>
>>
>>
>> Karim Beyrouti
>>
>> t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
>> e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
>> w: http://kurst.co.uk
>> skype: karimbeyrouti
>>
>> 109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
>>
>> On 26 Oct 2012, at 15:21, Hans Wichman wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed
>>> frame rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at the
>>> same pace but more fluid), or trying to make up a variable framerate due to
>>> running code?
>>>
>>> Anyway since you are keeping y constant I compressed the code a bit, is
>>> this what you are looking for?
>>>
>>>private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
>>>sp.x += speed * spDir;
>>>if ( 0 > sp.x|| ( sp.x + sp.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spDir =
>>> -spDir;
>>>
>>>var lSpeedPerSecond:Number = 300;
>>>var lSpeedPerFrameConstant:Number = lSpeedPerSecond /
>>> stage.frameRate;
>>>var lSpeedPerFrameVariable:Number = lSpeedPerSecond *
>>> (getTimer()-t0)/1000;
>>>
>>>spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameConstant* spcDir;
>>>//spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameVariable * spcDir;
>>>
>>>if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth )
>>> spcDir = -spcDir;
>>>
>>>t0 = getTimer();
>>>}
>>>
>>> hth
>>> jc
>>>
>>>
>>> On 26-10-2012 15:29, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
Hello Flash coders,
It's been a little quite here of late… So, hope it's good with with you
all. … I have been trying to figure this out for a day or so, and
wondering if you can help. I am trying to time correct my animation to be
independent of framerate, which is a little easier when dealing with
physics (scaling velocity / position) than non physics animation… In my
app physics is time corrected, however I have some code that is not
physics based an am trying to have that running independently of framerate
(and not really succeding).
In the following demo:
http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.swf
I have two rects ( green and red ). The green one is being time corrected,
and I would expect it to follow the red one ( as there is no lag in
framerate )… ho
Re: [Flashcoders] Time adjusted / Framerate independent animation…
Thank you!
That make sense. Will integrate this into my code ( now looking at my camera
class ) …
This is quite important, as if there is any frame lag, physics and other
objects go out of sync.
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
w: http://kurst.co.uk
skype: karimbeyrouti
109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
On 26 Oct 2012, at 17:07, Hans Wichman wrote:
> Hi Karim,
>
> i put them both in there, the one you are referring to is simpler:
> ofcourse this value can be kept out of the enterframe loop, i have a utility
> class for it (although it is a bit overkill;))
>
> private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
> sp.x += speed * spDir;
> if ( 0 > sp.x|| ( sp.x + sp.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spDir =
> -spDir;
>
> var lSpeedPerSecond:Number = 300;
> var lSpeedPerFrameConstant:Number = lSpeedPerSecond /
> stage.frameRate;
>
> spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameConstant* spcDir;
>
> if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spcDir
> = -spcDir;
>
> t0 = getTimer();
> }
>
> Anyway, basically frameindependent value is simply
> SPEED_PER_SECOND/FRAMES_PER_SECOND.
>
> regards
> Hans
>
>
> On 26-10-2012 16:58, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
>>> are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed
>>> frame rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at the
>>> same pace but more fluid
>> Yep - that is the one… all my game physics is independent of framerate (time
>> based)… however, I am trying to get other non-physics based animated
>> objects/code
>> to work the same way (i.e. the camera), and I am finding it a little
>> difficult.
>>
>> Will try your solution - although it looks like it's for the other option
>> (variable framerate)….
>>
>> Thank you for helping….
>>
>>
>>
>> Karim Beyrouti
>>
>> t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
>> e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
>> w: http://kurst.co.uk
>> skype: karimbeyrouti
>>
>> 109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
>>
>> On 26 Oct 2012, at 15:21, Hans Wichman wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed
>>> frame rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at the
>>> same pace but more fluid), or trying to make up a variable framerate due to
>>> running code?
>>>
>>> Anyway since you are keeping y constant I compressed the code a bit, is
>>> this what you are looking for?
>>>
>>>private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
>>>sp.x += speed * spDir;
>>>if ( 0 > sp.x|| ( sp.x + sp.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spDir =
>>> -spDir;
>>>
>>>var lSpeedPerSecond:Number = 300;
>>>var lSpeedPerFrameConstant:Number = lSpeedPerSecond /
>>> stage.frameRate;
>>>var lSpeedPerFrameVariable:Number = lSpeedPerSecond *
>>> (getTimer()-t0)/1000;
>>>
>>>spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameConstant* spcDir;
>>>//spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameVariable * spcDir;
>>>
>>>if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth )
>>> spcDir = -spcDir;
>>>
>>>t0 = getTimer();
>>>}
>>>
>>> hth
>>> jc
>>>
>>>
>>> On 26-10-2012 15:29, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
Hello Flash coders,
It's been a little quite here of late… So, hope it's good with with you
all. … I have been trying to figure this out for a day or so, and
wondering if you can help. I am trying to time correct my animation to be
independent of framerate, which is a little easier when dealing with
physics (scaling velocity / position) than non physics animation… In my
app physics is time corrected, however I have some code that is not
physics based an am trying to have that running independently of framerate
(and not really succeding).
In the following demo:
http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.swf
I have two rects ( green and red ). The green one is being time corrected,
and I would expect it to follow the red one ( as there is no lag in
framerate )… however as you can see - it's not
really working.
Using the following formula to correct it:
var spcTargetPosition : Point = new Point()
spcTargetPosition.x = ( spc.x + ( spc.x + 10 ) ) * speed * spcDir;
spcTargetPosition.y = spc.y;
dt = 0.001 * (getTimer() - t0);
time += dt;
t0 = getTimer();
spc.x = spc.x + ( dt * spcTargetPosition.x );
Here is the full code:
http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.as
I would love it if you can point out where I am going wrong...
Best regards
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
w: http://kurst.co.uk
skype: karimbeyrouti
Re: [Flashcoders] Time adjusted / Framerate independent animation…
Hi Karim,
i put them both in there, the one you are referring to is simpler:
ofcourse this value can be kept out of the enterframe loop, i have a
utility class for it (although it is a bit overkill;))
private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
sp.x += speed * spDir;
if ( 0 > sp.x|| ( sp.x + sp.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spDir =
-spDir;
var lSpeedPerSecond:Number = 300;
var lSpeedPerFrameConstant:Number = lSpeedPerSecond /
stage.frameRate;
spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameConstant* spcDir;
if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spcDir =
-spcDir;
t0 = getTimer();
}
Anyway, basically frameindependent value is simply
SPEED_PER_SECOND/FRAMES_PER_SECOND.
regards
Hans
On 26-10-2012 16:58, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed frame
rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at the same pace
but more fluid
Yep - that is the one… all my game physics is independent of framerate (time
based)… however, I am trying to get other non-physics based animated
objects/code
to work the same way (i.e. the camera), and I am finding it a little difficult.
Will try your solution - although it looks like it's for the other option
(variable framerate)….
Thank you for helping….
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
w: http://kurst.co.uk
skype: karimbeyrouti
109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
On 26 Oct 2012, at 15:21, Hans Wichman wrote:
Hi,
are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed frame
rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at the same pace
but more fluid), or trying to make up a variable framerate due to running code?
Anyway since you are keeping y constant I compressed the code a bit, is this
what you are looking for?
private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
sp.x += speed * spDir;
if ( 0 > sp.x|| ( sp.x + sp.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spDir =
-spDir;
var lSpeedPerSecond:Number = 300;
var lSpeedPerFrameConstant:Number = lSpeedPerSecond /
stage.frameRate;
var lSpeedPerFrameVariable:Number = lSpeedPerSecond *
(getTimer()-t0)/1000;
spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameConstant* spcDir;
//spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameVariable * spcDir;
if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spcDir
= -spcDir;
t0 = getTimer();
}
hth
jc
On 26-10-2012 15:29, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
Hello Flash coders,
It's been a little quite here of late… So, hope it's good with with you all. …
I have been trying to figure this out for a day or so, and wondering if you can
help. I am trying to time correct my animation to be independent of framerate,
which is a little easier when dealing with physics (scaling velocity /
position) than non physics animation… In my app physics is time corrected,
however I have some code that is not physics based an am trying to have that
running independently of framerate (and not really succeding).
In the following demo:
http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.swf
I have two rects ( green and red ). The green one is being time corrected, and
I would expect it to follow the red one ( as there is no lag in framerate )…
however as you can see - it's not
really working.
Using the following formula to correct it:
var spcTargetPosition : Point = new Point()
spcTargetPosition.x = ( spc.x + ( spc.x + 10 ) ) * speed * spcDir;
spcTargetPosition.y = spc.y;
dt = 0.001 * (getTimer() - t0);
time+= dt;
t0 = getTimer();
spc.x = spc.x + ( dt * spcTargetPosition.x );
Here is the full code:
http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.as
I would love it if you can point out where I am going wrong...
Best regards
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
w: http://kurst.co.uk
skype: karimbeyrouti
109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
w: http://kurst.co.uk
skype: karimbeyrouti
109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
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Re: [Flashcoders] Time adjusted / Framerate independent animation…
> are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed frame
> rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at the same pace
> but more fluid
Yep - that is the one… all my game physics is independent of framerate (time
based)… however, I am trying to get other non-physics based animated
objects/code
to work the same way (i.e. the camera), and I am finding it a little difficult.
Will try your solution - although it looks like it's for the other option
(variable framerate)….
Thank you for helping….
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
w: http://kurst.co.uk
skype: karimbeyrouti
109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
On 26 Oct 2012, at 15:21, Hans Wichman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed frame
> rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at the same pace
> but more fluid), or trying to make up a variable framerate due to running
> code?
>
> Anyway since you are keeping y constant I compressed the code a bit, is this
> what you are looking for?
>
>private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
>sp.x += speed * spDir;
>if ( 0 > sp.x|| ( sp.x + sp.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spDir =
> -spDir;
>
>var lSpeedPerSecond:Number = 300;
>var lSpeedPerFrameConstant:Number = lSpeedPerSecond /
> stage.frameRate;
>var lSpeedPerFrameVariable:Number = lSpeedPerSecond *
> (getTimer()-t0)/1000;
>
>spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameConstant* spcDir;
>//spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameVariable * spcDir;
>
>if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth ) spcDir
> = -spcDir;
>
>t0 = getTimer();
>}
>
> hth
> jc
>
>
> On 26-10-2012 15:29, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
>> Hello Flash coders,
>>
>> It's been a little quite here of late… So, hope it's good with with you all.
>> … I have been trying to figure this out for a day or so, and wondering if
>> you can help. I am trying to time correct my animation to be independent of
>> framerate, which is a little easier when dealing with physics (scaling
>> velocity / position) than non physics animation… In my app physics is time
>> corrected, however I have some code that is not physics based an am trying
>> to have that running independently of framerate (and not really succeding).
>>
>> In the following demo:
>> http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.swf
>>
>> I have two rects ( green and red ). The green one is being time corrected,
>> and I would expect it to follow the red one ( as there is no lag in
>> framerate )… however as you can see - it's not
>> really working.
>>
>> Using the following formula to correct it:
>>
>> var spcTargetPosition : Point = new Point()
>> spcTargetPosition.x = ( spc.x + ( spc.x + 10 ) ) * speed * spcDir;
>> spcTargetPosition.y = spc.y;
>>
>> dt = 0.001 * (getTimer() - t0);
>> time += dt;
>> t0 = getTimer();
>>
>> spc.x = spc.x + ( dt * spcTargetPosition.x );
>>
>>
>> Here is the full code:
>> http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.as
>> I would love it if you can point out where I am going wrong...
>>
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>>
>> Karim Beyrouti
>>
>> t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
>> e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
>> w: http://kurst.co.uk
>> skype: karimbeyrouti
>>
>> 109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
>>
>>
>> Karim Beyrouti
>>
>> t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
>> e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
>> w: http://kurst.co.uk
>> skype: karimbeyrouti
>>
>> 109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
>>
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Re: [Flashcoders] Time adjusted / Framerate independent animation…
Hi,
are you trying to do frame rate independent animation based on a fixed
frame rate (eg you switch from 30 to 60 and everything should move at
the same pace but more fluid), or trying to make up a variable framerate
due to running code?
Anyway since you are keeping y constant I compressed the code a bit, is
this what you are looking for?
private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void {
sp.x += speed * spDir;
if ( 0 > sp.x|| ( sp.x + sp.width ) > stage.stageWidth )
spDir = -spDir;
var lSpeedPerSecond:Number = 300;
var lSpeedPerFrameConstant:Number = lSpeedPerSecond /
stage.frameRate;
var lSpeedPerFrameVariable:Number = lSpeedPerSecond *
(getTimer()-t0)/1000;
spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameConstant* spcDir;
//spc.x += lSpeedPerFrameVariable * spcDir;
if ( 0 > spc.x|| ( spc.x + spc.width ) > stage.stageWidth )
spcDir = -spcDir;
t0 = getTimer();
}
hth
jc
On 26-10-2012 15:29, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
Hello Flash coders,
It's been a little quite here of late… So, hope it's good with with you all. …
I have been trying to figure this out for a day or so, and wondering if you can
help. I am trying to time correct my animation to be independent of framerate,
which is a little easier when dealing with physics (scaling velocity /
position) than non physics animation… In my app physics is time corrected,
however I have some code that is not physics based an am trying to have that
running independently of framerate (and not really succeding).
In the following demo:
http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.swf
I have two rects ( green and red ). The green one is being time corrected, and
I would expect it to follow the red one ( as there is no lag in framerate )…
however as you can see - it's not
really working.
Using the following formula to correct it:
var spcTargetPosition : Point = new Point()
spcTargetPosition.x = ( spc.x + ( spc.x + 10 ) ) * speed * spcDir;
spcTargetPosition.y = spc.y;
dt = 0.001 * (getTimer() - t0);
time+= dt;
t0 = getTimer();
spc.x = spc.x + ( dt * spcTargetPosition.x );
Here is the full code:
http://kurst.co.uk/transfer/timecorrection/TimeCorrection.as
I would love it if you can point out where I am going wrong...
Best regards
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
w: http://kurst.co.uk
skype: karimbeyrouti
109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
Karim Beyrouti
t: +44 (0) 7977 997 629
e: ka...@kurst.co.uk
w: http://kurst.co.uk
skype: karimbeyrouti
109 Timber Yard, Drysdale Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6ND
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