Hi! I’m noticed that the maximum number of fps does not exceed 50 on my laptop (MacBook Pro with M1 Max), and 40 on my phone (iPhone 13 Pro Max), even on an empty scene.
I checked that engine limited to 60 fps, but even that value can’t be reached.
by user 301690209303658496
Can you try setting the targetFramerate to undefined this.context.targetFramerate = undefined ?
Can I set it like this?
Needle.Context.Current.targetFramerate = undefined;
by user 301690209303658496
yes for example, depending on when you call it.
If you have a component already you can use this.context.targetFrameRate in the component start or awake methods.
Or via
NeedleEngine.addContextCreatedCallback((args) => {
args.context.targetFrameRate = undefined;
});
Perhaps we should add a static field to set default values without any need to get a context
Yep, that works!
by user 301690209303658496
Alright so framerate calculation doesnt work properly on iOS/mac?
Which engine version are you currently using?
3.6.11
by user 301690209303658496
Ok thanks. Strange that it behaves differently.
Which browser are you using?
Tried Chrome, Brave (based on Chromium), and Safari (safari has the strangest behavior, shows only 40 fps, btw as I know safari limits fps by its self to 60 even if display can show more).
by user 301690209303658496
But yeah, looks like all browsers have problems
by user 301690209303658496
Chrome and safari with targetFrameRate set to undefined
by user 301690209303658496
ah ok that’s good to know. Thanks!
by user 301690209303658496
that’s with targetframerate set to 60?
Yes
by user 301690209303658496
Ok thank you
Added it as an issue internally
Hi y’all! Just chiming in to say I’m having the same issue, including on totally blank, from-scratch projects. I’ve just been rudely doing this.context.targetFramerate = 120; to get things moving at 60 fps. I’m on an iPhone 14 Pro, Needle 3.26.2 preview.
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