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by ACS_Solver
1866 days ago
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Framerates are averaged over much longer periods than two frames. Rendering 45 frames in 20ms each and then having a couple take 25ms just doesn't matter mostly, and addressing that is the kind of extra "nice to have" (and even then not for every kind of game). Yeah it's nice to have consistent frame times but less important than avoiding individual frames getting very slow, and a framerate drop certainly won't be treated by the engine as a critical failure that causes e.g. a crash or restart. On a hard real-time system like the Dragon, failing the deadline once is a critical error just like a game engine being unable to talk to the GPU. |
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