Lowered FPS when using a tag script

CHESHT

FPs is lowered when using a tag script (im making a tag game)
Code is located in Char_Red and Char_Blue

I'm using variables like if tagged = true/false then switch to costume2 (yellow dot = tagged)

Game: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/994694192/editor

Last edited by CHESHT (April 5, 2024 12:33:05)

Wolf_Link21

I don't see any problems?

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callmehNOOB123

CHESHT wrote:
FPs is lowered when using a tag script (im making a tag game)
Code is located in Char_Red and Char_Blue

I'm using variables like if tagged = true/false then switch to costume2 (yellow dot = tagged)

Game: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/994694192/editor

You might be on a lower-end device, as it runs pretty smoothly.

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BigNate469

Seems to be working fine for me, and I'm on a Chromebook that has a processor equivalent to one from ~2004.

Keep in mind that Scratch does have a maximum framerate of 30 fps.

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The devs really need to update the scratch-gui repo- I'm getting at least 19 “npm warn deprecated” warnings whenever I try to install its dependencies, and yes, I'm using the latest version of node.js and npm. Then again, the dev page on this website and the wiki in the repo still refer to Scratch 3.0 in beta, and link the current website as an example of 2.0.

CHESHT

BigNate469 wrote:
Seems to be working fine for me, and I'm on a Chromebook that has a processor equivalent to one from ~2004.

Keep in mind that Scratch does have a maximum framerate of 30 fps.

Oh that makes sense, it does look choppy but that's most likely the FPS

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