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| − | '''Frames per second''' (frequently abbreviated to '''FPS''') is a measurement of how many steps per second the program runs at. | + | '''Frames per second''' (frequently abbreviated to '''FPS''') is a measurement of how many '''steps''' per second the program runs at. |
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| + | A '''step''' is not one step of a dwarf, but one screen advancement of the game, like animation, moving forward one minimum increment of game time. | ||
To view your frame rate, open your [[init.txt]] file, scroll down to <nowiki>[FPS:NO], change it to [FPS:YES]</nowiki> and save the file. Note that this does not work on the DF Mac port. | To view your frame rate, open your [[init.txt]] file, scroll down to <nowiki>[FPS:NO], change it to [FPS:YES]</nowiki> and save the file. Note that this does not work on the DF Mac port. | ||
Revision as of 03:05, 2 March 2010
Frames per second (frequently abbreviated to FPS) is a measurement of how many steps per second the program runs at.
A step is not one step of a dwarf, but one screen advancement of the game, like animation, moving forward one minimum increment of game time.
To view your frame rate, open your init.txt file, scroll down to [FPS:NO], change it to [FPS:YES] and save the file. Note that this does not work on the DF Mac port.
For tips on maximizing framerate, see Maximizing framerate.