FPS - Revision history

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Cman2k at 08:53, 26 November 2014

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2014-07-29T08:43:33Z

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BrandonPhoenix: added FPS page

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= FPS =

Two meanings.

== Frames Per Second ==

Frames Per Second. This means how many animation frames the computer displays each second. Also called frame-rate. The NTSC television standard used in the United States displays its frames at around 30 fps, whereas the PAL standard used in Europe displays at 25 fps, and a motion picture displays at 24 fps. See also [[Rendering|rendering]].

== First Person Shooter ==

First Person Shooter.
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 = Frames Per Second =
-Frames Per Second. This means how many animation frames the computer displays each second. Also called frame-rate. The NTSC television standard used in the United States displays its frames at around 30 fps, whereas the PAL standard used in Europe displays at 25 fps, and a motion picture displays at 24 fps. See also [[Rendering|rendering]].
+FPS can mean Frames Per Second, how many images of the view a computer can render each second. This is also called frame-rate.
 = First Person Shooter =
-A standard abbreviation for the videogame genre "First Person Shooter".
+FPS is a standard abbreviation for the game genre "First Person Shooter".
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		+	= FPS =
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		+	Two meanings.
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		+	== Frames Per Second ==
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		+	Frames Per Second. This means how many animation frames the computer displays each second. Also called frame-rate. The NTSC television standard used in the United States displays its frames at around 30 fps, whereas the PAL standard used in Europe displays at 25 fps, and a motion picture displays at 24 fps. See also [[Rendering\|rendering]].
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		+	== First Person Shooter ==
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		+	First Person Shooter.
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-== Frames Per Second ==
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-Frames Per Second. This means how many animation frames the computer displays each second. Also called frame-rate. The NTSC television standard used in the United States displays its frames at around 30 fps, whereas the PAL standard used in Europe displays at 25 fps, and a motion picture displays at 24 fps. See also [[Rendering|rendering]].
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-== First Person Shooter ==
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-First Person Shooter.
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