Is there a frame rate cap while docked in a base?
The reason I ask is that I know that when I am flying around space, my video card Geforce 6200, sits around 59 degrees C. When I dock at a base, it raises to around 69 degrees C. Might I ask why this is?
Is it because since your card doesn't have to actively generate video images, it's framerate goes up to infinity? Or atleast until the video card gets hot?
I know that pressing Pause/Break does not make the video card temperature rise. Maybe the code that starts pause/break should activate and deactivate upon entering and leaving a base?
Frame Rate in Base?
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The base code had nothing else it was doing, so it was sitting in a loop rendering the same frame over again.
I was asking myself the exact same question as you were.
I added a micro_sleep(1000) between frames in my latest commit, 11494.
I was considering micro_sleep(10000) but that might be too long.
The change hasn't propagated to a windows executable yet, however.
Ideally I could sleep more if there aren't any animations.
I was asking myself the exact same question as you were.
I added a micro_sleep(1000) between frames in my latest commit, 11494.
I was considering micro_sleep(10000) but that might be too long.
The change hasn't propagated to a windows executable yet, however.
Ideally I could sleep more if there aren't any animations.
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