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I've noticed a major drop in fps in my sprite kit game having upgraded from iOS 8.4 to iOS 9. Has anyone else encountered this? My texture atlases are still buried away in .atlas files. I've tried to use the asset catalog texture atlas functionality as an experiment and that gives even worse performance. Have you tried this? skView.ignoresSiblingOrder = YES; You will probably have to set some zValues explicitly after the change, but the number of draw calls will hopefully be reduced. You can BTW display the number of draw calls by this line: skView.showsDrawCount = YES; https://developer.apple

My question is about Chrome DevTools, specifically I have question about Timeline tab. So as I've read numerous times, my browser has to have 60fps speed rendering my pixels. Sometimes though it has some heavy JS executing and preventing 60fps happening. Also if I have some CSS and JS which cause recalculating and repainting of the DOM tree(part or full tree) it may also take more than ~16ms for one frame. Here is the picture of such a long frame from our app: Ok, here I can clearly see, that two requests take so much time(192ms + 14ms), that browser can't paint 60fps and it doesn't get even

There are phones with official support for high fps recording, like the Galaxy S5 and S6. I tried both, with both you can record high fps videos (60 or even 120 fps) with the default camera app. (Or on the S6 using Gear VR's "Passthrough Camera" function.) BUT: when you query the camera's capabilities through the standard Android APIs (tried it on both S5 on 4.4 and 5.0 and S6 on 5.1, tried both the old and the new camera2 APIs) in all cases, 30 fps is reported as the highest available. Does this mean that these phones use private proprietary APIs to access high fps capabilities and there's no

More specifically, a desktop libGDX-LWJGL application. There are configurations options to disable CPU syncing as well as vsynching, but regardless the application runs at 60fps. This is fine for all practical uses - but out of curiousity if nothing else, I'd like to see how high the framerate could go. Aaron Mahan Rode Hyde 's answer is no longer correct due to changes in the library. Try this: LwjglApplicationConfiguration config = new LwjglApplicationConfiguration(); config.vSyncEnabled = false; // Setting to false disables vertical sync config.foregroundFPS = 0; // Setting to 0 disables