HI,
i need some help.
i need a fps counter but cant quite make one?

put this in your main game loop

thanks

There's another way to do this that I prefer, as it doesn't mess with the timer. It does take a couple more blocks, but it works fine.
There's going to be a couple of variables: fps (don't show this one) and FPS (the one that you will show)

Explanation: FPS stands for frames per second. It takes one frame for a forever loop to run once. Therefore, in one second, you can run a forever loop X amount of times based on your FPS. If you keep changing a value by one each frame, that value will reach your fps each second.

codeman1044 wrote:

There's another way to do this that I prefer, as it doesn't mess with the timer. It does take a couple more blocks, but it works fine.
There's going to be a couple of variables: fps (don't show this one) and FPS (the one that you will show)

Presumably less reliable as the project slows down. The wait block is less accurate than the timer.

I guess… it's just that I prefer it. The fps might be off by one or two frames if it slows down, but I've tested this and it works fine at 20+ fps (never have seen it go lower).
I use a lot of projects that rely on the timer. Just put that code up in case anyone else had the same case.

I guess you could do

if the timer was used elsewhere (unless it's being reset all the time)

does turbo mode mess up the fps counter?

another fps counter example

LifeTecLoverYT wrote:

another fps counter example

bruh that was from FUNUT/Professor Blue…

You can do:

i hope its correct

gor-dee wrote:

put this in your main game loop

This is GENIUS! thanks for showing me this!!!!

Ankit_Anmol wrote:

gor-dee wrote:

put this in your main game loop

This is GENIUS! thanks for showing me this!!!!

I LIKE DOGE

Thanks for using the fps

gor-dee wrote:

put this in your main game loop

if I press to stop, it will change the text that says “infinite” the block is so

ThinkAlt_DJ wrote:

Thanks for using the fps

gor-dee wrote:

put this in your main game loop

if I press to stop, it will change the text that says “infinite” the block is so

This is the simplest FPS counter that doesn’t have this bug that I can think of:

Make variables:
Create a Variable named “Frame” and create another one named “FPS” and then hide Frame!

a real fps counter script:

i hope that helped a lot!


also here is the fps counter project: FPS COUNTER