How to see the frame rates in celestia??

jcyf007 · Post #1by **jcyf007** » 23.08.2003, 16:11

Psykotik · Post #2by **Psykotik** » 23.08.2003, 17:03

[`] and [space]

Post #3by **granthutchison** » 24.08.2003, 01:07

Just [`] does the trick.
(You should look under Help/Controls in the Celestia menus if you want this sort of information.)

Grant

Psykotik · Post #4by **Psykotik** » 24.08.2003, 01:28

Under Win XP, the [`] alone is not enough... to activate it, you need another caracter... try yourself...

Post #5by **granthutchison** » 24.08.2003, 01:40

Psykotik wrote:Under Win XP, the [`] alone is not enough... to activate it, you need another caracter... try yourself...

I did. it works for me ...

Grant

TERRIER · Post #6by **TERRIER** » 24.08.2003, 12:02

I must admit I've only ever had to press the [`] key.

regards

Psykotik · Post #7by **Psykotik** » 24.08.2003, 13:38

Mmmhh... maybe I've understood why I have to use another supplementary key :idea:

; my keyboard is not an english one... but swiss.

ANDREA · Post #8by **ANDREA** » 24.08.2003, 23:04

Psykotik wrote:Mmmhh... maybe I've understood why I have to use another supplementary key ; my keyboard is not an english one... but swiss.

Same for me.

I even tried to address with "WINWORD" the given [ ` ] symbol to the given button (the left button of the first upper row, on left side of number 1), that in my keyboard gives the [ \ ].

No results! :cry:

Up today I cannot say what is my frame rate when I open some big texture with clouds, bumpmaps etc.

Someone can help us, please? :oops:

Thanks a lot! :wink:

Andrea

jamarsa · Post #9by **jamarsa** » 25.08.2003, 01:30

It works for me with a spanish keyboard. My [`] key is just right to the [p] key, (QWERTY keyboard), and I got it by pressing [`], [SPACEBAR].
[`] only doesn't work because it expects a vowel after for putting the accent in it. By pressing [SPACE] you are saying that you need the [`] symbol alone.

If you are unsuccessful in getting the [`] alone, try pressing ALT+096 (with the numeric keypad).

ANDREA · Post #10by **ANDREA** » 25.08.2003, 08:56

jamarsa wrote:It works for me with a spanish keyboard. My [`] key is just right to the [p] key, (QWERTY keyboard), and I got it by pressing [`], [SPACEBAR]. [`] only doesn't work because it expects a vowel after for putting the accent in it. By pressing [SPACE] you are saying that you need the [`] symbol alone. If you are unsuccessful in getting the [`] alone, try pressing ALT+096 (with the numeric keypad).

Dear Javier, thanks a lot for your information. The first given solution doesn't work on my keyboard (even if it's QWERTY), because the button on right of the [p] is the accented e [?],

while the second solution, ALT+096, is working perfectly.

Thank you again.
By

Andrea