#so after a spikes you can see a triangle
unreal root
ok thanks, I continue from here because I dont want to spam in the main chat. So this means that there is a "fps drop" in that moment?
I dont understand why thhe frame of the spike takes longer than 33 ms, if the majority of time the CPU is in Vsync. Why doesnt the script time take that time?
isnt that "free time" ?
rugged badger
yes, since cpu take more time to process one frame, that means cpu can process less frame at that moment
you have set the target frame rate, so most of the time shown in profiler is spent on waiting
unreal root
ok, so if there is a spike that means that that frame cpu needed more time to process so the next frame has less time, but the overall FPS are still the same? sry if its a stupid question im tring to learn haha
rugged badger
in your case, yes, since most of the time the cpu is waiting, so it can wait lesser time to increase the FPS right after the fps dropped in previous moment
unreal root
ok, thank you!
just one last thing,
in a frame, why it doesnt take time from the time its wating, for the prcoessing it needs?I mean, in the frame of the spike, there is like 80% of waiting time. Why it doesnt take that time to do the processing? Instead of making the next frame shorter