Smooth character movement
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@johngod your demo doesn't work on my laptop with Window 10. It shows a white scene:
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@8Observer8 Are you compiling from git or running the zip file ? If compiling the source do you have any errors and what version of Qt are you using ? (you will need Qt6.2 iirc) What's your gpu ?
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@johngod I downloaded a zip with EXE. I have:
Asus K53SV; 8 GB RAM, i3 2.2 GHertz (2 cores); Intel HD Graphics 3000; Nvidia GeForce GT 540M (1 GB); Windows 10It is because my laptop run your app with integrated video card (Intel HD Graphics 3000 that uses OpenGL 3.1). I can run it with the second one:
I click on the space ship (on Earth, and on ship again) in the top left corner:
and see a black screen only with interrupted music:
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@8Observer8 I have no clue sorry, but that is a very old demo. I just made a new build https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pdyL4lq2XpOcpv0ePxB57SPE30rBvsgw/view?usp=sharing maybe this will work. It it still does not work, maybe you can compile from source and see if there are any errors. Thank you for the interest in my game.
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@johngod this build works without problems above. I didn't select the discrete video card manually to run. But when I move the ship with the AD keys from side to side, the animation of the movement is very choppy, like in a slideshow.
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@8Observer8 I had problems whith choppy movement all over the place, because of using a Timer with a fixed valued has Crhis Kawa exaplained in https://forum.qt.io/post/278010 . But it got partially solved when changing Timer to FrameAnimation, however the AD keys are using a camera drift animation which is still buggy. Also using FrameAnimation breaks the AD keys drift animation, I still have to fix this bugs.
If you click on the button "?" you will see some options where you can change back from FrameAnimation to Timer, and a lot more "chopiness" will appear. -
I added the next comment to the bug report: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-123862
Try to run my example on macOS and Linux. Maybe it is a Windows issue. But requestAnimationFrame works perfectly smoothly on Windows: https://plnkr.co/edit/DebSXYMQ6TlgC7KT?preview It has a fixed 60 FPS, which means that the load on the processor is minimal.
The worst result was with swapInterval=1, which I had at the beginning (I had not tried other values before). swapInterval with 0 and 10 is better, but not as good as requestAnimationFrame in JavaScript: https://plnkr.co/edit/B5t34XdK3MVi1WNb?preview (it is just a translation animation). I attached a source code "simple-translation-animation" (without rotation and scale animations). I attached EXE files for swapInterval = 0, swapInterval = 1, and swapInterval = 10:
- swapInterval = 0 - simple-translation-animation-opengles2-qt6-cpp-win10x64-exe-swap-interval-0.zip
- swapInterval = 1 - simple-translation-animation-opengles2-qt6-cpp-win10x64-exe-swap-interval-1.zip
- swapInterval = 10 - simple-translation-animation-opengles2-qt6-cpp-win10x64-exe-swap-interval-10.zip
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