I don't play OPTIMALLY, I don't CARE FOR THE META, I don't play TO WIN, I PLAY TO HAVE FUN, and if I don't have fun, THEN I STOP PLAYING'n#OffTopic
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I don't play OPTIMALLY, I don't CARE FOR THE META, I don't play TO WIN, I PLAY TO HAVE FUN, and if I don't have fun, THEN I STOP PLAYING
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@hazelnot modern computers still use vertical blank interrupts to indicate when it is safe to start scanning out a new frame. these come at a cadence like 60 hz, aka 16.6 milliseconds, and the game's cadence has to match that for everything to look and feel ok when stuff is in motion
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@mms unfortunately, it's not.
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@hazelnot these steps can be staggered in exciting ways, but let's ignore that. as far as the computer is concerned, the distance in time between frame step 1 and the end of step 4 is your latency. (your monitor will also add latency, but that's out of the game's control)
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@hazelnot so, this games commonly follow a cadence more or less along these lines:
1. read input events from controller
2. update game state
3. render a new frame image
4. present the new frame to the displaysteps 1 and 2 happen on the CPU. step three starts with a bunch of up front work on the CPU to schedule work on the GPU, and step 4 is usually initiated on the CPU before 3 finishes on the GPU and then some complicated stuff happens
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Thanks everyone. I'm about daily, especially in the winter.
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Mi sta piacendo moltissimo Lower Decks. Non gratta lo stesso prurito di Star Trek, ma è piacevolissimo.
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@kaleb thanks Kaleb!
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@stefano at least tiramisu is disgusting… oh wait. It’s not.
