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Cheers, Gereon
Am 17.09.2005 um 00:59 schrieb Christopher Hunt:
On 17/09/2005, at 5:08 AM, quartzcomposer-dev- email@hidden wrote:
Hi, I render a composition with QCRenderer at about 70fps (according to FPS display), but it doesn't look smooth. In the QC App and as a standalone screensaver the composition is smooth even with 60 fps. I checked, the times passed to renderAtTime: are smooth values with distance about 1/70. It looks like QCRenderer renderes 70fps, but not all frames are displayed within the view. I call [openGLContext flushBuffer] immediately after renderAtTime:
What can be the reason for this problem?
Have you set up double-buffering?
I'm using 25fps and get smooth animations most of the time. I'd imagine that 25fps will get you there for the majority of effects.
Cheers, -C
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