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I figured it out! I was creating a new TransformListener each iteration of my loop. By only creating one TransformListener and reusing it for every call, I can now run my main loop as fast as I want. (With no forced delay, it runs at 300 hz!)
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I figured it out! I was creating a new TransformListener each iteration of my loop. By only creating one TransformListener and reusing it for every call, I can now run my main loop as fast as I want. (With no forced delay, it runs at 300 hz!)
Just for fun, here's another graph. (yellow and blue use the left y-axis, red uses the right)
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I figured it out! I was creating a new TransformListener each iteration of my loop. By only creating one TransformListener and reusing it for every call, I can now run my main loop as fast as I want. (With no forced delay, it runs at 300 hz!)
Just for fun, here's another graph. graph of the problematic version. (yellow and blue use the left y-axis, red uses the right)
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