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gmsched.gmez - VinnyVideo - 07-24-2023

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Have you ever had a game in GM Studio 1 run at an inexplicably low FPS? Maybe you made a brand-new project, added a couple of simple objects, compiled the game, and found that the game lumbered at 35-45 FPS, even though the room speed was set at 60 FPS and there weren't any obvious sources of performance issues.

This extension may fix your problem!


RE: gmsched.gmez - Q-Nova - 07-27-2023

I don't think I've ever had that kind of problem, but I'll definitely keep this in mind in case I ever want to dabble in GM Studio 1! It's great to see people give support to older programs for those who aren't interested in paying for something more recent or prefer the old stuff. Smile