The Powder Toy

3D art ^^ by NiceKi11

NiceKi11
NiceKi11
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27th Aug 2016
24th Sep 2016
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Comments

  • Plazmoid3
    Plazmoid3     31st Aug 2016
    @Dzeni Yeah, LOL
  • Plazmoid3
    Plazmoid3     31st Aug 2016
    WHY IS THIS STILL ON FP?!
  • Dzeni
    Dzeni     31st Aug 2016
    @Guillian, TPT is a magical place. I just woke up thinking I'm a human but it turns out I'm not. At least my eyes are not human.
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     31st Aug 2016
    but its not just refresh rate in TPT it is litterally how fast the simulation runs for example my plottter running at 145 fps finishes the run more than twice as fast as if its running at 60 fps. it makes a giant difference. I would like to build a rediculous pc some day maybe. run saves at 800 fps.
  • Self_Destruct
    Self_Destruct     31st Aug 2016
    Our eyes can't distinguish the difference between 60 FPS and 80 FPS, so it is estimated that our eyes run at about 60 refreshes per second.
  • Self_Destruct
    Self_Destruct     31st Aug 2016
    Yes. Clock speed is usually unrelated to FPS because the calculations can process much faster than the display can refresh. In TPT, however, one screen "calculation" is done per frame, meaning that every object is updated once every frame. 30 FPS and up is usually what my computer can handle (it's not the best :P), so things are usually slower on mine than on most of yours, which use ~60 FPS.
  • RCAProduction
    RCAProduction     31st Aug 2016
    In other games, FPS is only how fast the screen registers info, it slows down with slower cards and CPUs because it can't keep up with the calculations being done, and frames must be skipped to maintain an even "simulation speed."
  • RCAProduction
    RCAProduction     31st Aug 2016
    TPT uses FPS differently than other games. The frame rate is literally how fast the simulation progresses. So, 1 FPS is literally one screen computation per second. At 500, there are 500 screen computations per second. That means a piece of DUST falling from top to bottom will take about 3/4 of a second, as opposed to 5-6 at 60 FPS and lower.
  • BigTardis
    BigTardis     30th Aug 2016
    I thought art got kicked from front page eventually..?
  • Guillian
    Guillian     30th Aug 2016
    @Dzeni No, humans see the world at around 60 frames per second which is why most games and videos run at that framerate. Something like a fly is much higher (slow-mo) at around 240 fps if I remember right.