AFAIK Papy sims are limited to 30fps.
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Eric T. Busch
Akorn Access, Inc.
http://ebusch.akorn.net
>We just got a new system, it's a 233 Pentium II w/MMX.
>4 megs on the video card, and 64 meg of ram. Now this may seem
>strange, but with everything on, I think it still may run too fast . .
Hi,
Ok, a lot of guys are going to roll their eyes about this one . . .
We just got a new system, it's a 233 Pentium II w/MMX.
4 megs on the video card, and 64 meg of ram. Now this may seem
strange, but with everything on, I think it still may run too fast . .
Does this make sense? If so, can I fix it?
-Kolin S. Murray
Give it to me and I wil give you mine, mine is slow
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>Hi, >Ok, a lot of guys are going to roll their eyes about this one . . . >We just got a new system, it's a 233 Pentium II w/MMX. >4 megs on the video card, and 64 meg of ram. Now this may seem >strange, but with everything on, I think it still may run too fast . . >Does this make sense? If so, can I fix it? >-Kolin S. MurrayPapy sims are "real time", and don't fiddle around with "processor
occupancies over 100%" :-)
Current Papy sims (at least before SODA, not sure about that one) are
limited to 30fps (barring the show-off key in the Rendition ICR2).
So, you can't be running too fast, hence nothing to do about
it. Whatever's "left" is just a cushion for when things get hairy
(lots of crashes, smoke, debris, etc)
---Jim
