I vote for it.

Burvey

Thanks for the link. But IMHO 1 second should always be 1 second. Using or not using dt.

99Instances2Go

That's was the problem (again!!!). I added set minimum framerate to 5 and the problem is no more here. I knew about the default minimum framerate. I had the problem also at 40 fps. Maybe the showed fps does not reflect the real fps... don't know...

I'm going mad with this.

I made a simple counter that increases every 1.0 seconds.

If I run it at ~60 fps it updates every 1 second. If I slow down the pc the counter is slower.

Here's the capx: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ntukwq2wqro56 ... .capx?dl=0

Here's a video (slowing down from 2 to 30 secs):

Shouldn't 1 second be always 1 second (not depending on the framerate)?

Solve. The problem was due to minimum framerate.

Setting minimum framerate to 1/10 (just to test extremely low framerates) solved

Hi,

I have read this article: https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/67/del ... dependence

I'm using dt but I'm not sure if I'm missing something because if I test I cannot get the results I expect.

I have events like those:

System > every tick > add 60*dt to counter.
System > every tick> TEXT set text to counter.
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I expect to have the counter reach (i.e.) 300 after the same time if I use can run the game at 60fps or at 30fps. Am I right?

I'm using an utility to reduce my cpu speed ([url=http://www.cpukiller.com]http://www.cpukiller.com[/url]). The more I reduce the cpu speed the more the fps goes down (I have a text to display fps) but the more the counter slows (not expected). WhaT am I missing?

Thank you!!!

Ciao121

You could use ascii-codes:

Keyboard | On any key pressed

System | 65= Keyboard.LastLeyCode=90 -> Do something.

Thank you; I thinked about it. But I preferred my solution becaouse it was easier "to read" in the code.

"On key pressed" asks you wich key shold be pressed to fire an action.

So one should do:

"On key pressed A"

"On key pressed B"

"On key pressed C"

and so on...

I found way (maybe not the best.

I have a global var "ABCDEFGHI.....Z" and I compare if the valuef from the keyboard is inside this var with find(Variable, Keyboard.StringFromKeyCode(Keyboard.LastKeyCode))

I see the "On ANY key pressed" in the keyboards event. How can I limit it to react only if an alphabetical char (A TO Z) is pressed?

I'd like not to have multiple events like:

On KEY PRESSED "A"

On KEY PRESSED "B"

On KEY PRESSED "C"

On KEY PRESSED "D"

and so on.....

Is there a way?

Thank you!

The plugin can receive.

Websockets -> On received message (if I remember well)

Did not solve; Construct 2/32 + Java 32 does not work for me.

I can successfully execute java from the command line and java -version returns:

java version "1.8.0_111"

Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_111-b14)

Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 25.111-b14, mixed mode)

I try to answer in this old thread before opening a new one.

I have the same problem. Tried latest java version, tried 32 and 64 bits, tried downgrading up to java 7.

No way to minimize.

The only thing I have to try is to try the 32 bit version of Construct 2...