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Draygera
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How does openmw determine its frame rate?
jhooks1
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It is something built into ogre, every frame in frameRenderingQueued() gives a time since the last frame.
Draygera
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Thank you very kindly.
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Zini
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I assume this question is related to your task. You don't need to bother with it, since the frame duration is already passed into the SoundManager in the update function.
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I noticed that if completely remove timer and all everything works perfectly fine. I'm guessing that C++ is a little different than Java in the sense of frame duration not having to be be defined in the file. Like I said, I'm still pretty new to C++. Thanks for the patience.
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I'm guessing that C++ is a little different than Java in the sense of frame duration not having to be be defined in the file
No clue what you mean here. The frame duration is an ordinary function argument. From what little I remember about Java it is exactly the same.
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