Add vsync property to windows for native targets
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Which platforms have you tested this on? |
Windows. |
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Thank you. This is a nice addition. |
Sword352
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Jul 22, 2023
HTML5 has vsync enabled by dwfault anyway, and for flash, hmmmmm... We don't know yet |
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Currently, setting a window's VSync value is only possible from the Project.xml file. This pull request adds the
vsyncproperty tolime.ui.Window, which allows for getting and setting the VSync value during runtime. Useful if you want to let the user decide if they want VSync enabled.This is only implemented for native targets, and doesn't work for Flash or HTML5 applications, though I don't know if they support VSync.