FPS Count issues

[StormWingDelta]

Been trying to remember how to setup a game loop with an FPS limiter but so far I've been getting over 600fps without a limiter and as you can tell that's way too fast.   I know my counter is working fine but now I just need to figure out how to slow things down to 60FPS or lower.


Currently I'm using C#'s Thread.Sleep to slow the game down but I know there are other ways to pull this off and don't want to sleep the thread if I don't have to.

[Jesper Juhl]

I'll admit up-front that I have no knowledge of the SFML DotNet bindings.
But, for the C++ version of the library you'd want to call something like sf::Window::setVerticalSyncEnabled or sf::Window::setFramerateLimit
I assume these functions are also exposed to DotNet.

[zsbzsb]

You got 2 options, use thread sleeping (SFML has Window.SetFramerateLimit) or use vertical sync (recommended).

[StormWingDelta]

hmm guess I'll have to test both and see what happens.