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The right way to use fps insensitive timeout or interval timers
Thank you for the quick response! console-extras.js is cool, did not know about it, thanks!
I was looking for a way to execute something every game second and not just every real clock second. For example if the system will freeze for 5 seconds, mainLoop will execute update function (5 * fps) times while a single tick. The game timer should execute every (1 * fps) update call, i.e. 5 times in total and not just once as in your example.
Maybe the solution should look something like this instead, what do you think?
let timer = 0
let delay = 0
function update(dt) {
timer += dt
if (timer >= delay) {
delay += 1000
// do whatever you want here
}
}
The right way to use fps insensitive timeout or interval timers
For example I need to perform a specific action every game second:
function update(dt) {
if (/* what to check here? */) {
console.log('this message is logged every second')
}
}
