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The easiest way to make an FPS counter is to simply do some math using Time.deltaTime
It has the number of seconds elapsed since the last frame so with 1f / Time.deltaTime you get an instant FPS counter.
To make it more smooth, just store multiple deltaTimes in a List and average them out.
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Like some people have mentioned in the comments, you should use Time.unscaledDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime since that one will not be affected by Time.timeScale;
All the logic is the same, just swap that one
I get quite a difference between the framerate output of my own FPS counter and the framerate showing in the stats window of the Unity editor. Why is that?
Simple and great, thanks!
Thanks a lot!
The last time i used a circular buffer was in university. Nice to use it again.
Problem if FPS is 1, then it shows 50 FPS.
private float deltaTime = 0.0f;
private void Update()
{
deltaTime += (Time.unscaledDeltaTime – deltaTime) * 0.1f;
float fps = 1.0f / deltaTime;
}
little optimization, the CalculateFPS function can be shortened to frameDeltaTimeArray.Length / frameDeltaTimeArray.Sum()
The displayed FPS is almost always double what Unity displays in the editor stats panel. Any advice?
Awesome!
Time.smoothDeltaTime
tankssssss
I belieive this only work in Unity Editor and not a built version right?
int fps;
void Start()
{
startCoroutine(Reset());
}
void Update()
{
fps += 1;
}
IENumerator Reset()
{
yield return new WaitForSecondRealtime(1);
fps = 0;
startCoroutine (Reset());
}
How do i make it slower? :O
its like that meme when you look a away for a second in a math class
How's it going can you make a full video on making slot machine game with unity, from animations, effects to reels, and logic? similar to these type of vids but with detail https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHzjlxMaoEE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz4D5u4CpOk , keep up the great work, also do you collaborate on projects?
I finally used:
fps += 1; in update and a coroutine each second setting fps to 0.
thanks a lot dude
This is awesome. Perfect for a multiplayer game.
I added if (((lastFrameIndex + 1) % 10) == 0) before setting the text so it was only changing the number every 10 or so frames, flickering a little less. You could adjust that 10 and get different rates, as long as it's evenly divisible into 50.