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In JSFX, The @gfx section runs at the screen refresh rate (typically 30fps), while @sample runs at the full audio sample rate. Is this true? So that means a fast changing variable in @sample that is being passed to @gfx for movement display may not be as fast as the @sample value itself due to the screen refresh rate, right?
Asked by gfx accuracy (102.176.65.x) on June 11 2026, 11:01pm
Reply on June 12 2026, 7:01am:
the jsfx @gfx rate is arbitrary and slow (you can request higher rates etc but you're not guaranteed anything), and the audio thread runs at a fixed rate (or doesn't run, if bypassed/etc). so yeah, you'd need to buffer things for display to ensure they get displayed. you can look at how e.g. the JSFX oscilloscope does that.
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Posted by gfx accuracy (102.176.65.x) on June 12 2026, 12:44pm:
Great, will take a look at it. Thanks
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