FPS limitation.
FPS = Frames per Second = Frames per second.
How many frames per second, a Warcraft windows represent?
10? 20? 50? 100?
you look at your Toons but eh hardly on the window, why one should not just go and the number of images that are displayed per second in this window minimized so you have more power for the main window on which you play actively and therefore not so jerky when any complex graphics to be displayed?
There are two possibilities for this: first
Editing the Config.wtf:
If the value is already entered (which it usually is) to edit this, if not present the rows in the config.wtf simply add:
SET maxfps "20" SET
maxfps Bk "20"
The first command limits the maximum number of frames per second to 20. The second command limits the number of frames per second to 20 when the window is not active (which is almost always, as your active window is your Mainchar, the Session of Warcraft Toons thus runs in the background, unless you have one for each of your characters own PC).
second by Console:
/ console maxfps 20
/ console maxfps should bk 20
this command you are in a macro installed, which is used at the start of Warcraft once. Eg I have a macro which does nothing but invite all Mainchar with the Toons, the Toons accept the group invitation and it is against any looting of each set. This fits perfectly with this command inside.
By limiting the FPS on the sessions of the Toons can be achieved on the main screen, a very high performance and play smoothly even when you're running times of Dalaran or a PvP area with AOE spamming mages.
/ / Addon:
FPS This limitation can also be set directly in keyclone.
Thank you for pointing this out to Rennell.
FPS = Frames per Second = Frames per second.
How many frames per second, a Warcraft windows represent?
10? 20? 50? 100?
you look at your Toons but eh hardly on the window, why one should not just go and the number of images that are displayed per second in this window minimized so you have more power for the main window on which you play actively and therefore not so jerky when any complex graphics to be displayed?
There are two possibilities for this: first
Editing the Config.wtf:
If the value is already entered (which it usually is) to edit this, if not present the rows in the config.wtf simply add:
SET maxfps "20" SET
maxfps Bk "20"
The first command limits the maximum number of frames per second to 20. The second command limits the number of frames per second to 20 when the window is not active (which is almost always, as your active window is your Mainchar, the Session of Warcraft Toons thus runs in the background, unless you have one for each of your characters own PC).
second by Console:
/ console maxfps 20
/ console maxfps should bk 20
this command you are in a macro installed, which is used at the start of Warcraft once. Eg I have a macro which does nothing but invite all Mainchar with the Toons, the Toons accept the group invitation and it is against any looting of each set. This fits perfectly with this command inside.
By limiting the FPS on the sessions of the Toons can be achieved on the main screen, a very high performance and play smoothly even when you're running times of Dalaran or a PvP area with AOE spamming mages.
/ / Addon:
FPS This limitation can also be set directly in keyclone.
Thank you for pointing this out to Rennell.
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