[This is preliminary documentation and subject to change.]
To set the rate of frames per second for an interactive show, use the reserved variable, FPS.
Syntax
FPS = x ;
Where x is an integer denoting the rate of frames per second that the interactive show runs at, which most commonly will be one of these four values:
| Value | Description |
| 24 | Used for many film-based systems, most notably as the feature film frame rate. |
| 25 | Used in most European and many Middle East and Asian countries for broadcast systems. It is also commonly used in non-broadcast applications in the same regions. |
| 29.97 | Used to describe the frame rate used in NTSC television systems and is the rate normally known as "30 drop frame." |
| 30 | Used as the video frame rate in many countries, including the United States, for monochrome television broadcasting. It is still used as a time code rate by some recording studios as they believe the increased scanning rate of automated studio equipment may give an enhanced performance. |
Example
FPS = 29.97;