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Re: Swing meter observation

• Infinito3010 3,689 Posts

  Tue, Jul 26 2016 9:10 AM

  I made the following observation:

  You make a club selection, however, the swing meter profile of your previous shot is still in memory.   (Hence, meter stutter).  You take a couple of practice swings,  and wait, then you get a smoother meter.

  If there is a meter profile for each club, wouldn't it be better to have an array of objects, each object representing each club in your bag.

  For example

           Meterprofile   =   class(Tobject)

                     club          = class(meter)

        end;

  var

          meterobjects = array[1..14] of meterprofile;  {each object represents a club in your bag}

  procedure  Initmeterprofile

        for i= 1 to 14  

               club(i).......

      end;

• dchallenger 545 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 7:21 AM

  No.

• Infinito3010 3,689 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 11:36 AM

  if one object is store in memory, and has to be reinitialize for each club, hence the meter stutter.

  For example what does this mean:

  type
    TRootFind = class(TObject)
      private
        { Private fields of TRootFind }
  
        { Private methods of TRootFind }
          { Method to set variable and property values and create objects }
          procedure AutoInitialize;
          { Method to free any objects created by AutoInitialize }
          procedure AutoDestroy;
          procedure laguer(VAR a: ComplexArrayMp1;m: integer;VAR x: Complex;eps: real;polish: boolean);
          procedure zroots(VAR a: ComplexArrayMp1;m: integer;VAR roots: ComplexArrayMp1;polish: boolean);
  
      protected
        { Protected fields of TRootFind }
  
  
      public
        { Public fields and properties of TRootFind }
  
        { Public methods of TRootFind }
          constructor Create;
          destructor Destroy;
          function Execute : Boolean;
          procedure GenPoly(coff :array of extended;npts:integer;var roots: array of extended);
          function ModBisectionmth(fx:froot;low,upp,fstep,feq:extended):extended;
          function MullerMth(fx:froot;low,upp,feq:extended):extended;
          function besectionmth(fxy:froot;low,upp,feq:extended):extended;
          procedure cubiceqn(a,b,c,d:extended;var r1,r2,r3:extended);
          procedure quadratic(a,b,c:extended;var r1,r2:extended);
          procedure quarticEqn(a,b,c,d,e:extended;var r1,r2,r3,r4:extended);
  
      published
        { Published properties of TRootFind }
  
    end;

• borntobesting 9,696 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 3:01 PM

  If your theory was correct we all would all have meter stutters. But many of us never have a meter stutter. The only time I ever have a stutter is when the aim arc is always on so if on the holes that  the aim arc is always on I simply turn it off and no stutter. And with my PC that has 8 Gig of ram I don't even get a stutter with the Aim arc on. 

• Infinito3010 3,689 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 3:40 PM

  borntobesting:

  If your theory was correct we all would all have meter stutters. But many of us never have a meter stutter. The only time I ever have a stutter is when the aim arc is always on so if on the holes that  the aim arc is always on I simply turn it off and no stutter. And with my PC that has 8 Gig of ram I don't even get a stutter with the Aim arc on. 

  Pretty sure I am correct.  

  I too have the aim arc on.  Since I not a fan of sound, I turn it off in the settings

  Again, I say, if you have the magic configuration, please let us in on the secret. 

  Question arises: Why after I take a shot, then proceed to my next shot, when I click in the meter area, the avatar takes a swing.  Subsequent clicks in the area, the avatar does not take a swing.

   

  I too have plenty of ram, with 0% CPU and 0% GPU loading while playing this game.

  Adobe flash automatically places itself in protected ram by default.