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You could be limited to 60 fps due to V-sync being enabled.

You can change this through code using the context:Sync() command.

More info - http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/page/api-reference/_/context/contextsync-r48

 

You will find the Sync() command somewhere in the Main.lua by default. If you find context:Sync(true) then change it to context:Sync(false) to disable v-sync and then you should be able to get above 60 fps if your scene isn't to complex.

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Sorry that I reply that late, but I have had the problem in the past and Sync(false) solved not my problem.

 

But NVidia Driver has swiched on in all programs VSync on.

I put that off in NVidia Settings global.

Possibly interessting for other users.

Leadwerks 4.x Pro, examples please for C++,

english is not my native language.

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