setInterval or requestAnimationFrame for Esports games in Browser?
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I want my game to run at 999 FPS with my 60Hz monitor.LOL Enlight me pls. Is there another solution?
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0 ACCPTED 2019-11-21 21:20:23
You can use setInterval to change how many times something updates per second. See setInterval() - w3schools . However, there is no way to make you monitor run at 999 FPS, as it is a 60 Hz monitor. I would recommend setting the games update time equivalent to the monitor refresh rate for the best performance.
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