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framerate
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BeBop
RE: framerate
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Framerate is how many frames are being displayed per second. The higher the framerate, the smoother the game runs. Things like lag slow down the framerate. The frame rate is also often referred to as FPS. (Frames per second) Not to be confused with 'First person Shooter'
This would probably have been better in the forum dedicated to Off topic things.
Framerate is how many frames are being displayed per second. The higher the framerate, the smoother the game runs. Things like lag slow down the framerate. The frame rate is also often referred to as FPS. (Frames per second) Not to be confused with 'First person Shooter'
This would probably have been better in the forum dedicated to Off topic things.
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Qdin
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RE: framerate
no - not at all
as BeBop said: its the number of 'images' displayed per second
the human eye can max. see 24-25 frames per second - but the brain will see it, if there's 50 - but your eyes would only see the forst 24 of them.
its actually pretty good you ask
if you're creating a movie, or recording something, or animating in a program, ther eusually is a TimeLine
you can - in most cases - change the FPS to another number of frames being displayed.
the timeline usually starts on 100 or something - and you can ALWAYS add/remove frames if needed
I hope it explains it
- Qdin
as BeBop said: its the number of 'images' displayed per second
the human eye can max. see 24-25 frames per second - but the brain will see it, if there's 50 - but your eyes would only see the forst 24 of them.
its actually pretty good you ask
if you're creating a movie, or recording something, or animating in a program, ther eusually is a TimeLine
you can - in most cases - change the FPS to another number of frames being displayed.
the timeline usually starts on 100 or something - and you can ALWAYS add/remove frames if needed
I hope it explains it
- Qdin
