Every once and a while I'll find a game that shows you your FPS. Do things actually work of is it just a random number code because to code that I think it will be like a whole nother project. Just wondering if anyone knows the truth of those things.

It's not too hard — there is a tutorial on the Scratch Wiki here that explains how to do it: https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Making_an_FPS_Counter

Za-Chary wrote:

It's not too hard — there is a tutorial on the Scratch Wiki here that explains how to do it: https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Making_an_FPS_Counter

Oh yes, “its not too hard”

Me who doesn't understand anything on the page: O_o

BluePixelLOLLL wrote:

Oh yes, “its not too hard”

Me who doesn't understand anything on the page: O_o

you don’t have to scroll that far to find out that fps counters are pretty simple to make primitively. it really is not that hard.

when green flag clicked
forever
fps (timesincelastfrane)
end
define fps (input)
set [timesincelastframe v] to ((timer) * (30)
set [fps v] to (round ((30) / ((timesincelastframe) - (input)))) //show fps variable

here's the code in text if you wanna share it:

[scratchblocks
when green flag clicked
forever
fps (timesincelastfrane)
end
define fps (input)
set to ((timer) * (30)
set to (round ((30) / ((timesincelastframe) - (input)))) //show fps variable
[/scratchblocks

put a ] on the end of both scratchblocks text. didn't add them to prevent the text from turning into scratchblocks

Whatdidyousay245 wrote:

when green flag clicked
forever
fps (timesincelastfrane)
end
define fps (input)
set [timesincelastframe v] to ((timer) * (30)
set [fps v] to (round ((30) / ((timesincelastframe) - (input)))) //show fps variable

here's the code in text if you wanna share it:

[scratchblocks
when green flag clicked
forever
fps (timesincelastfrane)
end
define fps (input)
set to ((timer) * (30)
set to (round ((30) / ((timesincelastframe) - (input)))) //show fps variable
[/scratchblocks

put a ] on the end of both scratchblocks text. didn't add them to prevent the text from turning into scratchblocks

That's very neat actually! Nice one.

BluePixelLOLLL wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

It's not too hard — there is a tutorial on the Scratch Wiki here that explains how to do it: https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Making_an_FPS_Counter

Oh yes, “its not too hard”

Me who doesn't understand anything on the page: O_o

Neither do I, but it's not too difficult to copy the scripts and call it a day. As long as one understands what a FPS number actually means, copying the scripts can be worth their time.

OH WOW that is easy

This is how I do the FPS counter for my games:

when green flag clicked
hide list [FPS counter]
hide variable [FPS]
delete all of [FPS counter]
add [1] to [FPS counter]
forever
add ((item (length of [FPS counter] :: list) of [FPS counter] :: list)+ (1)) to [FPS counter]
if <(timer) > [0.99]> then
set [FPS] to (length of [FPS counter] :: list)
delete all of [FPS counter]
reset timer
end
end

Josepepo6 wrote:

This is how I do the FPS counter for my games:

when green flag clicked
hide list [FPS counter]
hide variable [FPS]
delete all of [FPS counter]
add [1] to [FPS counter]
forever
add ((item (length of [FPS counter] :: list) of [FPS counter] :: list)+ (1)) to [FPS counter]
if <(timer) > [0.99]> then
set [FPS] to (length of [FPS counter] :: list)
delete all of [FPS counter]
reset timer
end
end

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