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Running one instance of UpdateWindow control on double buffered winform on mid-tier laptop (i7 8th gen, 16gb ram). Following code executes barely 10 times a second:
protected override void Update(GameTime gt) { Debug.WriteLine(DateTime.Now); }
Native MonoGame openGL game hits 60 cap without any problems. Is there any way to increase performance? Running project is allocating like 50 Mb of RAM only. Thanks in advance.
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Added Tips & Tricks / Dos & Don’ts section to the Readme.md file under the Building topic 83f677dcb4e1848d6f888707820d8e34f205c93b
No problem.
There is already a note in the Readme.md file regarding the DrawIntervall. It sais:
But I will later add a note regarding DoubleBuffering too.
Thanks for reporting!