Make SFML example with globalClock.restart() extend globalClock.getElapsedTime() #73
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| if(itr == as.animTile.animation.frames.end() - 1) | ||
| time = 0; |
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by setting this static var to zero.. you are resetting all tile animations (if there are multiple)?
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Do you know what was the original problem with Clock.getElapsedTime() ?
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Personally I haven't worked much on the SFML example, it has mostly been updated by contributors, so I don't know. Perhaps @DmitruMoth can expand either here or on #72 and comment on whether or not this fixes the problem?
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I think it is not very convenient using getElapsedTime, because the time variable will be always grow up, so, my solution is bad, I just suggested
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I agree that using restart to get discrete time slices (fixed or otherwise) is, in my experience at least, a more common technique so I see your point of view. If the example works in its current state for everyone I have no problem with that.
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