The application is running on a dedicated Windows 7 machine, and system-wide negative effects of changing the timer resolution globally are inconsequential. I'm also OK with doing it globally, even if it comes down to a registry hack. Is there some way I can set the resolution of SetTimer? I'm OK with making Windows-specific API calls. Qt timers are at the mercy of the underlying timer resolution for the platform, so I do have to go over its head. Even more details are found in Inside Windows NT High Resolution Timers. Modern hardware does support 0.5 ms resolution. Nevertheless, the true achievable resoltion is determined by the underlying hardware. See How to set timer resolution to 0.5ms on MSDN. I tried using timeBeginPeriod/ timeEndPeriod, which reported success, but had no effect - I think this only applies to winmm timers and not SetTimer. NtSetTimerResolution is exported by the native Windows NT library NTDLL.DLL. I need the resolution to be some factor of 19.5-20.5 (e.g. Just copy it to a text editor, save it as a. ![]() This is all consistent with the default resolution. If you go to the TimerToolv3 homepage it gives the code for a batch file to set a 0.5m/s timer. When I specify 10ms (just for kicks), I am getting 15.6ms. However, when I specify 20ms, I am actually getting 31.2ms (+/- 0.02ms). The default resolution on Windows is 15.6ms. Qt sets up timers on Windows by ultimately calling the Windows API function SetTimer. The timer resolution doesn't reset, you have to go back into gpedits to change it, so if you restart your pc or something it wont revert back to default.I have an application, written with Qt 4.8, that uses Qt's timer facilities to trigger periodic events at regular intervals (via QObject::startTimer(), with events posted to the owning QThread's message queue). The timer resolution app isn't needed for this and it stays at 0.500 you can get ISLC from the dude's link down there but it will only be for the standby list and free memory purge. Type in the two below as it makes your timer resolution much more consistent, if your timer resolution isn't exactly 0.500 then it will be inconsistent and trash compared to the real thing, the two bcdedits below make it exactly 0.500. If you don't have the gpedit.msc then you can find an enabler for it btw I didn't have gpedit.msc at the start. This will make it smooth af btw you wont need the app for it. To make it more smooth after and to keep it at 0.500 go to command prompt and right click it and run as administrator and type in the two bcdedit's below one at a time and enter and that's all. When programs increase the timer frequency they increase power. r/FortniteMobile - Fortnite: Battle Royale Mobile Useful Linksįortnite Home Page Fortnite Stats TrackerĪtlantis Scrims EU Discord Atlantis Scrims NA Discord NA East Open Scrims Discord NA West Open Scrims Discord EU Open Scrims Discord FNPL NA Scrims NA West High IQ Scrims (NAW Prac Opens) Cano ScrimsįN Mature Boomercord Fortnite over 40 Adult Scrims User ResourcesĬreative List of Practice Courses MegathreadĬonsole Only Tips Megathread (An extension of From Bot To Tryhard Sweat)įor this u need Gpedit.msc go to cortana and type run and open the app, then type gpedit.msc then go to administrative templates under the computer configuration, then go to network and go to QoS Packet scheduler then go to set timer resolution, enable it, and set it to 0. The default timer resolution on Windows is 15.6 ms a timer interrupt 64 times a second. ![]() r/Fortnite - Fortnite: Save the World /r/FortniteBR - Fortnite: Battle Royale /r/FortniteCreative - Fortnite: Creative For a full list of rules, please check the Subreddit Rules Page before submitting! Following Reddiquette is required! Related Subreddits Users are expected to behave maturely and respectfully, stay on topic, and don't spoil results for 24 hours. ![]() This is the developer-supported subreddit that is tailored for those who want to keep up to date on the pro scene, tournaments, competitive plays and figure out new tips/tricks on how to play the current meta.Ĭlick here to view the latest patch notes. Fortnite: Battle Royale is a free-to-play Battle Royale game mode developed by Epic Games.
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