While the framerate for the ClojureScript version was mistakenly capped at 30fps, if you look at the original numbers they had never hit that, which is why I hadn't noticed. A 30fps throttle is hardly your problem if you are hitting 5fps.
Even after upgrading ClojureScript to 1.7.170 there's only one result that could potentially have been affected - the one for 100 agents. Given all others were under 30fps, they wouldn't have been affected by the accidental throttling before the tweaks.
Not sure what you mean.
While the framerate for the ClojureScript version was mistakenly capped at 30fps, if you look at the original numbers they had never hit that, which is why I hadn't noticed. A 30fps throttle is hardly your problem if you are hitting 5fps.
Even after upgrading ClojureScript to 1.7.170 there's only one result that could potentially have been affected - the one for 100 agents. Given all others were under 30fps, they wouldn't have been affected by the accidental throttling before the tweaks.
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