Phycozz wrote:I just tested the newest version, and I was getting 30-60 FPS
It was fluctuation constantly which made it seem a lot laggier.
In Minecraft I get 90-140 FPS"
I also saw insomniac lemon which said that
Insomniac_lemon wrote:"Well, I tried Minetest, and it wasn't that fast for me. I couldn't find FPS anywhere, but I found something called "Drawtime". That was going from about 5-30.
In recent versions Minecraft, I get anywhere from 60-120 FPS based on my graphic settings, and what version I'm playing. Different versions have different code, so my FPS can be better in certain versions.
On classic in the browser, I was getting anywhere from 60 to even almost 300 FPS....
Which brings it up, can Minetest be played in a browser like Minecraft can? Technically that is a platform.
Irrlicht doesn't make Minetest less prone to coding issues, that is all up to the developer.
Upon trying Minetest, I have a few corrections to make. Grass grows, trees grow(The tree growing was finicky, however, I placed one sapling and it grew about 3 seconds after I planted it, but others did not grow in 3-4 minutes), and there is water and lava.
However, there are no particles, and the water/lava is not animated. I actually didn't run into ANY mobs whatsoever (even in caves).
Also, annoyingly, I had to install visual C++ to get it to work. It didn't say on the download page that that was required."
Are they having problems with their computer that they can't find good fps in minetest?
Ok guys I rewritten it hope you guys understand