Did jmonkey is totally based on light weight graphics lib

Do animation algo, fps are taken from lwgl

why?

Yes

want to know what going on inside jmonkey.

Also there is no book available.
which contains algorithm used in jmonkey beside one cook book( no offense).

I want to know frame per second,
animation algorithm.

Posts like this really brighten my day.

That’s the beauty of open source, you can see for yourself!

60 or 20 or 1316 or 10 or 9000… or any value in between. That question makes absolutely no sense. “I want to know how many fasts is your car?”

fps depends how you will programm it and how many triangles you will have in world, also if you use special techniques like LOD system and others, you can maximize FPS.

also depends on graphic card…

everything depends on not just this but many things. like your programming skill, knowledge, triangle count, shader types, optimize libs and much more. Graphic can be reallly awesome and you still can have very good fps.

btw myself i see fps is not a problem. i already made world full of high triangle count trees and big terrain and i easly got 60 fps on my 3 years old graphic card.(average one for this times)

Has anyone really been far as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

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There was someone then even had been done. But never before as well.

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My eyes are burning from reading those last comments

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My guess is that when one really been far even as decided once to use even go want, it is then that he has really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like. It’s just common sense.

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Wherever you go… there you are.

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and now for the famous quote “How long is a piece of string?”

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My IT teacher always used to say: “Easy, twice the length from the middle to one end”. He also said I was unteachable so what does he know…

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There’s an idiom about beating a dead horse or something that comes to mind.

Move on what if?

April’s fools is out of calendar.

thanks for the knowlegde

There’s an idiom about beating a dead horse or something that comes to mind.

Let’s not beat around the dead horse?

Even a dead horse is right twice a day?

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