The game speed is determined by the amount of sleep per frame.
I that the saw sleep time at each loop is fixed (0.02). So game speed will
depend on processor speed, since with a more powerful CPU frames will be
computed quicklier?
So we don't have (with the Simple branch) some way to say "I want my sprite
to move 100 pixels *per second* on the left", except if we provide ourselves
a time signal?
2010/5/18 Patai Gergely
Time has to be an external signal? With the Simple version, yes. With the Param (and Delayed) versions it's pretty much like the old one, where you have to pass something (delta time being one possibility) as an additional parameter, and all stateful and transfer nodes will see it.
I saw dow uses the Simple experimental branch, and I don't see how you synchronize elerea with GLFW (what is done by driveNetwork in the Chase and Breakout examples which use the main branch). DoW doesn't use any notion of time for the game logic, so there's no need to synchronise. The game speed is determined by the amount of sleep per frame.
Gergely
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