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Spessi · July 15th, 2008

Hello,
I've customized the throttle function, so that I can define the ThrottleFrequency in the dolphin.ini and adjust my framerate (The default value of ThrottleFrequency is fixed in SystemTimers.cpp to (int)60).

But it doesn't matter if i use ThrottleFrequency=20 or ThrottleFrequency=60., the fps are always exactly the same, 50fps. The values were definitely correctly read out of the dolphin.ini, because ThrottleFrequency=0 crashs (division by zero)

When will a better framelimiter be included? I think my programming-skills aren't good enough to do this by myself. (Except anybody of you can help me)..

Greets

Edit:
a few questions:

Code:

for (int i=0; i<HISTORYLENGTH-1; i++)
  timeHistory[i] = timeHistory[i+1];

int t = (int)timer.GetTimeDifference();
[..]
while (t - timeHistory[0] < delta)
[...]
timeHistory[HISTORYLENGTH-1] = t;

timeHistory[0] is always 1;
timeHistory[HISTORYLENGTH-1] (the last field) is always the value of the TimeDifference. But this field will never be used again. Why?
I believe that the whole array is not needed, or??
Many questions, I hope you understand me

Last edited by Spessi; July 15th, 2008 at 19:10..

July 15th, 2008	#96 (permalink)
Spessi Registered User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 14	Hello, I've customized the throttle function, so that I can define the ThrottleFrequency in the dolphin.ini and adjust my framerate (The default value of ThrottleFrequency is fixed in SystemTimers.cpp to (int)60). But it doesn't matter if i use ThrottleFrequency=20 or ThrottleFrequency=60., the fps are always exactly the same, 50fps. The values were definitely correctly read out of the dolphin.ini, because ThrottleFrequency=0 crashs (division by zero) When will a better framelimiter be included? I think my programming-skills aren't good enough to do this by myself. (Except anybody of you can help me).. Greets Edit: a few questions: Code: for (int i=0; i<HISTORYLENGTH-1; i++) timeHistory[i] = timeHistory[i+1]; int t = (int)timer.GetTimeDifference(); [..] while (t - timeHistory[0] < delta) [...] timeHistory[HISTORYLENGTH-1] = t; timeHistory[0] is always 1; timeHistory[HISTORYLENGTH-1] (the last field) is always the value of the TimeDifference. But this field will never be used again. Why? I believe that the whole array is not needed, or?? Many questions, I hope you understand me Last edited by Spessi; July 15th, 2008 at 19:10..