Checking Framerate

[Risasi 0]

Anybody here know how to get a FPS display while in-game, WITHOUT using dxdll?

I'm trying to create a concise analysis of what kind of framerate hit one suffers from running dxdll. When testing with vanilla OFP I haven't found a way to display this info so I can compare between dxdll and no dxdll. (Heisenberg's theory applies)

Thanks

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P.S. I have a bunch of different computers laying around my house and the office (Everything from P-3's to AMD XP's to Core 2 Duo Pentiums), and a bunch of different video cards.

I'm trying to put together a report of what kind of performance one can expect from their computer.

[sanctuary 19]

From memories, fraps had an option to display framerates.

[NoRailgunner 0]

You can search for it around the www.

Rivatuner, ATI Tray Tools, Taksi, Fraps and some more.

[Risasi 0]

Hmm, so what you guys are saying is there is no built in framerate display?

Wow. That's bad.

Alright, I guess I'll have to live with it. What I was doing was installing dxdll, then disabled everything but FPS display. However it still seemed that I was taking a performance hit.

My concern is any of these other programs might also give me a invalid data. Hardly scientific, but I guess I'll have to work with what I got. I'll download Taksi and see how it compares with dxdll.

Thanks guys.

[baddo 0]

Do a search here in the forums, I recall that people have presented ArmA & OFP scripting solutions for finding the framerate.

It is probably in the mission editing forum but I'm not sure.

Edit: One thread (but I think there is more discussion about it than just this thread):

Release: In-game FPS counter, frames per second script by sbsmac

Edit: changed post to reflect the fact that this is at the OFP board...