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The latter would cause a great deal of jitter. Not to mention, 40ms is 1.5 frame on a 60Hz display, so it isn't going to be 40ms anyway.
by Filligree 4y ago
The latter would cause a great deal of jitter. Not to mention, 40ms is 1.5 frame on a 60Hz display, so it isn't going to be 40ms anyway.
- kllrnohj 4y agoSince ~every web browser is vsync'd, most of these have jitter. The 50fps gif isn't 50fps, for example, as the browser never runs at 50fps itself.
- Dylan16807 4y agoYour math is off. 30ms is 1.8 frames and 40ms is 2.4 frames. Constant 30ms will jitter all by itself, and if anything 30 30 40 should reduce jitter or even eliminate it.