Constant Program Speed in C++ and OpenGL
Does anyone know how to get a constant speed for an OpenGL program in C++, something that is constant that can be used for physics or game updates.
In other words, in an average GLUT or general OpenGL program that I make, rotation speed and movement increase as the resolution drops. Is there a way to make this speed constant regardless of the framerate or resolution?
What about locking the framerate to 60,50,75 etc.?
Thanks in Advance.
In other words, in an average GLUT or general OpenGL program that I make, rotation speed and movement increase as the resolution drops. Is there a way to make this speed constant regardless of the framerate or resolution?
What about locking the framerate to 60,50,75 etc.?
Thanks in Advance.
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¿Did you tried glutTimerFunc ?
Keep in mind that it will take at least that time, so you better capture the time elapsed and use that to make your updates
Keep in mind that it will take at least that time, so you better capture the time elapsed and use that to make your updates
I don't always use glut though, at the moment I'm working on an OpenGL program without it.
What would I do then?
Would
What would I do then?
Would
clock() work?
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