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True when using a normal monitor, but could be a problem if using a 120Hz monitor or if the previous call didn't finish fast enough. The best is to use the time

True when using a normal monitor, but could be a problem if using a 120Hz monitor or if the previous call didn't finish fast enough. The best is to use the timestamp requestAnimationFrame sends in to the callback to find time-delta since last call >> The number of callbacks is usually 60 times per second, but will generally match the display refresh rate in most web browsers as per W3C recommendation.

SahAssar 7y ago
I thought basically all browsers still capped FPS at 60HZ?
- bArray 7y ago
  Yeah I think it typically only gets slower, not faster. But it's a good point - if you're going to run your physics loop in the update loop (not ideal) then your movements should be time based.