Kevinsyel 0 Posted June 17, 2010 Hi guys I'm tryign to design an application that will read the current FPS on a given window, however, The only way I can find to do it, is to evaluate the change in a given pixel over a second to determine whether or not the screen is actually changing. This being said, if that pixel doesnt change color for a few milliseconds, I may be missing out on a few counts that over all influences my check. Is there anyway that a script can be written to evaluate the frames of a given screen? The code I have running now is: expandcollapse popup#include <Misc.au3> FileOpen("FPSdata.txt") Global $color2 $count = 0 $avgCounter = 0 $avgTotal = 0 $avg = 0 $min = 100 $max = 0 $totalSeconds = 0 GUICreate("FPS",120,40) GUICtrlCreateLabel("FPS=", 1, 10) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) $label = GUICtrlCreateLabel($count, 27, 10) Sleep(15000) $timer = TimerInit() Do $color = PixelGetColor(500, 700);enter the pixelcoordinates to check If $color <> $color2 Then $count += 1 $color2 = $color EndIf $dif = TimerDiff($timer) If $dif > 1000 Then $totalSeconds += 1 GUICtrlSetData($label, $count) if $count > 0 Then FileWriteLine("FPSdata.txt", $count) $avgTotal += $count $avgCounter += 1 if $count > $max then $max = $count endif if $count < $min then $min = $count endif EndIf $count = 0 $timer = TimerInit() EndIf Until _IsPressed('1B') $avg = $avgTotal / $avgCounter FileWriteLine("FPSdata.txt", " ") FileWrite("FPSdata.txt", "Avg = ") FileWriteLine("FPSdata.txt", $avg) FileWrite("FPSdata.txt", "Min = ") FileWriteLine("FPSdata.txt", $min) FileWrite("FPSdata.txt", "Max = ") FileWriteLine("FPSdata.txt", $max) FileWrite("FPSdata.txt", "Application ran for: ") FileWrite("FPSdata.txt", $totalSeconds) FileWrite("FPSdata.txt", " seconds.") FileClose("FPSdata.txt") any other ideas? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites