How do you create a frames-per-second counter?

To create a frames-per-second counter, you can simply use the code in the project found in the sprite named “FPS Counter”.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/404468437/

CashyTheCoin wrote:

To create a frames-per-second counter, you can simply use the code in the project found in the sprite named “FPS Counter”.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/404468437/

I'm not sure it's working. It keeps reporting 31 fps, and my game is clearly not running at 31 fps. Are you sure it doesn't require any extra setup?

(Also, I though scratch was capped at 30fps)

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

CashyTheCoin wrote:

To create a frames-per-second counter, you can simply use the code in the project found in the sprite named “FPS Counter”.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/404468437/

I'm not sure it's working. It keeps reporting 31 fps, and my game is clearly not running at 31 fps. Are you sure it doesn't require any extra setup?

(Also, I though scratch was capped at 30fps)

Yeah scratch can only run at 30fps, there is a software that can run scratch at 60 or 75 fps, and trust me its too fast.

this is an old topic, but since it's already been bumped and it was never answered, i guess i should answer.

it does often show 31, but that's likely accurate as scratch's frame cap isn't exact

DerpyHead0 wrote:

this is an old topic, but since it's already been bumped and it was never answered, i guess i should answer.

it does often show 31, but that's likely accurate as scratch's frame cap isn't exact

Thanks, this helped a lot!

Mine is in decimals, how can I fix?

DerpyHead0 wrote:

this is an old topic, but since it's already been bumped and it was never answered, i guess i should answer.

it does often show 31, but that's likely accurate as scratch's frame cap isn't exact

Mine is in decimals, how can I fix?

SimpleExeProductions wrote:

Mine is in decimals, how can I fix?

you don’t need to, but if you want to:

SimpleExeProductions wrote:

DerpyHead0 wrote:

this is an old topic, but since it's already been bumped and it was never answered, i guess i should answer.

it does often show 31, but that's likely accurate as scratch's frame cap isn't exact

Mine is in decimals, how can I fix?

just use