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The central code loop responsible for handling the running gameplay. At its most basic state, it accepts input, resolves the actions of entities, and renders the scene.
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Use vsync event instead of a 16ms timer?
I found that in game development, most people set a timer that gets triggered every 16ms to do the rendering.
As an Android programmer, I'm familiar with the Choreographer. You set a callback that wi …
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