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My first release - Gideros Benchmark
GeoCoder
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Hi, folks
This is my first release in Gideros. Due to wanting to know what max capacity of animated sprites could be rendered at the steady rate of 60 fps, I decided to develop a benchmark program. So, I am sharing the attached program with you, good folks. You may use or modify it to anything you want. I would very much appreciate your feedback. If you think it should be modified in anyway, please share with us here. Thanks.
Instructions: Press "plus" button to increase or "minus" button to decrease some amount of sprites. Keep the right amount of sprites at the steady rate of 59-60 fps.
Benchmark results of players on various platforms:
-- Desktop (1080x1920) - 3900 sprites at 59-60 fps
-- Galaxy Tab 2 (old) - 430 sprites at 59-60 fps
-- Galaxy Note 10.1 (new) - 610 sprites at 59-60 fps
The screenshot of the benchmark program:
Note: I was inspired for the development at Sparkrift site.
Geo
This is my first release in Gideros. Due to wanting to know what max capacity of animated sprites could be rendered at the steady rate of 60 fps, I decided to develop a benchmark program. So, I am sharing the attached program with you, good folks. You may use or modify it to anything you want. I would very much appreciate your feedback. If you think it should be modified in anyway, please share with us here. Thanks.
Instructions: Press "plus" button to increase or "minus" button to decrease some amount of sprites. Keep the right amount of sprites at the steady rate of 59-60 fps.
Benchmark results of players on various platforms:
-- Desktop (1080x1920) - 3900 sprites at 59-60 fps
-- Galaxy Tab 2 (old) - 430 sprites at 59-60 fps
-- Galaxy Note 10.1 (new) - 610 sprites at 59-60 fps
The screenshot of the benchmark program:
Note: I was inspired for the development at Sparkrift site.
Geo
Comments
My result:
-- My Old PC(Pentium 5) (1280x1080) - 2300 sprites at 59-60 fps
-- HUAWEI Y220 350 sprites at 59-60 fps
--- PC (1920x1080) -- 2100 sprites at 58-59 fps
--- Samsung TM-210 -- 300 sprites at 56-57 fps