LÖVE

You really need to add some formatting to that.

Wombat wrote:The .love file didn´t run so i simply zip the project folder.

Wombat wrote:Yes, i already know.

But it didn´t worked when i do the main.lua in the top-level.

Wombat wrote:How can i generate a constant framerate in my programs?

Wombat wrote:I have another question: How can i generate a constant framerate in my programs?

Somenone said it´s good to use love.timer.step() others say that it´s better multiplie all counters with dt.
And i think there are a lot of other possibilities...

Do you know a good and testet way to make a constante framrate in .love programs?

local Timer0 = 0
local SOMENUMBER = 1

function love.update(dt)
Timer0 = Timer0+dt
if Timer0 > SOMENUMBER then
--do things here
Timer0 = 0
end
end

The easiest way is like :

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    local Timer0 = 0
    local SOMENUMBER = 1

    function love.load(dt)
    Timer0 = Timer0+dt
    if Timer0 > SOMENUMBER then
    --do things here
    Timer0 = 0
    end
    end

this way you have a somewhat constant update every 1(SOMENUMBER) second

function load()
fps_buffer = 0
factor = 0.01
max_frame = 60
end


function update(dt)

fps = love.timer.getFPS( )
love.timer.sleep(fps_buffer)
if fps < max_frame then
fps_buffer = fps_buffer - factor
elseif fps > max_frame then
fps_buffer = fps_buffer + factor
end

end

Wombat wrote:Unfortunately this doesn´t work for me. But thanks for your help

Wombat wrote:I found a solution that works for me:

Robin wrote:

Wombat wrote:Unfortunately this doesn´t work for me. But thanks for your help

He should have said love.update(dt) when he said love.load(dt).

Wombat wrote:I found a solution that works for me:

Are you using LÖVE 0.5.0?