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Use the Continuous update mode in stress tests when unfocused #11652

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Objective

  • When running any of the stress tests, the refresh rate is currently capped to 60hz because of the ReactiveLowPower default used when the window is not in focus. Since stress tests should run as fast as possible (and as such vsync is disabled for all of them), it makes sense to always run them in Continuous mode. This is especially useful to avoid capturing non-representative frame times when recording a Tracy frame.

Solution

  • Always use the Continuous update mode in stress tests.

@Kanabenki Kanabenki added C-Examples An addition or correction to our examples C-Usability A simple quality-of-life change that makes Bevy easier to use labels Feb 1, 2024
@alice-i-cecile alice-i-cecile added C-Bug An unexpected or incorrect behavior C-Benchmarks Stress tests and benchmarks used to measure how fast things are and removed C-Usability A simple quality-of-life change that makes Bevy easier to use labels Feb 1, 2024
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# Objective

- When running any of the stress tests, the refresh rate is currently
capped to 60hz because of the `ReactiveLowPower` default used when the
window is not in focus. Since stress tests should run as fast as
possible (and as such vsync is disabled for all of them), it makes sense
to always run them in `Continuous` mode. This is especially useful to
avoid capturing non-representative frame times when recording a Tracy
frame.

## Solution

- Always use the `Continuous` update mode in stress tests.
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