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| This can be used in the exact same way to slow down monsters while the player will still move as the same pace, for example. | This can be used in the exact same way to slow down monsters while the player will still move as the same pace, for example. | ||
| There are other clock modifiers type but they' | There are other clock modifiers type but they' | ||
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| + | ===== Priority ===== | ||
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| + | When setting up clock callbacks in orx, we need to specify a priority for the callback. This priority value specifies when a callback will occur during the execution within a given frame. | ||
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| + | - Render all viewports/ | ||
| + | - Update inputs (physical polling w/ priority = HIGHER, input module w/ priority = HIGH) | ||
| + | - (Scroll only) Game Update (if no Scroll, that's where one should likely put their logic as well, ie. priority = NORMAL) | ||
| + | - Update all objects and linked structures (anim, sound, FX, etc., priority = LOW) | ||
| + | - Update the physics simulation (priority = LOWER) | ||
| + | - End the render frame, ask for presentation (priority = LOWEST) | ||
| ===== Resources ===== | ===== Resources ===== | ||
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| Config file: [[https:// | Config file: [[https:// | ||
| - | Video: | + | Video by acksys: {{youtube>l9GuYhbtPzw}} |
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