Time::Update()

[SpiderPig]

Time::Update(const int framePerSecond=60)

Just curious on what happens if you change the argument from 60 to something else?  Or if Sync is off and I'm getting 100 FPS and it is left at the default of 60?

[reepblue]

If you want to cap the framerate, you would use the framerate argument with context->Sync();

virtual void Sync(const bool sync=true, const float framerate=0.0f)=0;//lua

 

This is nice to have if you have issues using VSync on your machine like I did with my 750ti. What I'd do is something like this:

local vsync = System:GetProperty("sync","1")
local framecap = System:GetProperty("framecap","0")
if framecap ~= "0" then vsync = false
context:sync(vsync,framecap)

 

[gamecreator]

If it's important to you that your characters jump and move the same on all computers, see my thread here: https://www.leadwerks.com/community/topic/17239-getspeed-help/
(You need to use a fixed timestep.)