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Test my engine?

altair734 · 2000-04-06T14:09:17

Can you people test my tile engine? For some reason some people have been reporting framerates of 500+ for this. I just wanted to know if it is true. Here it is. Thanks. altair altair734@yahoo.com crawlegend.iwarp.com

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Started by altair734 March 09, 2000 05:32 AM

45 comments, last by altair734 24 years, 8 months ago

Anonymous

March 11, 2000 05:41 AM

u did good work!

124 FPS

PII 300
192 MB RAM
Riva TNT 2 Ultra

Anonymous

March 11, 2000 05:44 AM

Why DOnt u Release the source and lets us to see why it so high?

AIRmichael

136

March 11, 2000 06:24 AM

112 frames. and it is going down to 24 for a few miliseconds.

slow down the framerate, a human eye cant even follow all those frames! 50 or 400 frames. its the same.

I have a pentium 3, 450 mhz. and 2 voodoo''s in a sli mode.

Darrell

122

March 11, 2000 08:44 AM

200 FPS
129MB RAM AMDk6-500
RivaTNT2 32 meg video card

nice work.

JonatanHedborg

122

March 11, 2000 06:04 PM

I dont know much about Windows programing, but why lower the fps? "just" put in some sort of timer, that updates the movement 30times/sec

i think that should work....

=======================Game project(s):www.fiend.cjb.net

Anonymous

March 14, 2000 06:06 PM

200-500 FPS

Gateway PIII/450 64Megs ram - 16mb nVidiaTNT2
Plus I had Photoshop 5.0, Bryce 4.0 and a webbrowser all open at the same time

Good work.

Also, want to introduce myself as a first time poster!!!

-zebes

xdinos

122

March 14, 2000 06:51 PM

Very Nice !!!
250-320fps

PII 350,192 MB,TNT 16MB

Keep Up The Good Work!

Coconut

122

March 16, 2000 12:14 AM

I haven''t tried out you game, but judging by the previous posts, it is killer-fast. However, as far as a timeing device for movement, how bout'' you use something like this:


if(!(GetTickCount() % 33))
{
   // Do Any movement code you need.
}

or:


int frame_to_wait = 33;

// part of game loop or otherwise
frame_to_wait--;
if(!frame_to_wait <= 0)
   // do movement work

I think that should work though I haven''t really given it thought.

Brent Robinson
"What if this is as good as it gets?"

"The computer programmer is a creator of universes for which he alone is the lawgiver...No playwright, no stage director, no emperor, however powerful, has ever exercised such absolute athority to arrange a stage or a field of battle and to command such unswervingly dutiful actors or troops." - Joseph Weizenbaum-Brent Robinson