Lmaydev, 9 months ago It’s still the same essential issue. You only want to draw what has changed and only when it has changed. Lowering the rate could make things look worse when they actually do update and cause unneeded redraws when they don’t. I get not wanting to learn something else. But it’s a case of using the right tool for the job imo.
It’s still the same essential issue. You only want to draw what has changed and only when it has changed.
Lowering the rate could make things look worse when they actually do update and cause unneeded redraws when they don’t.
I get not wanting to learn something else. But it’s a case of using the right tool for the job imo.