Answer by drawcode
If you want smooth animation across all hardware types you want to do things by time instead of by frame. By default Update is frame based. So you may have 30 frames a second or 60 frames a second or...
View ArticleAnswer by aldonaletto
Time.deltaTime is the time passed since last frame. If you want to move something at a constant velocity *speed*, for instance, multiply *speed* by Time.deltaTime and you will get exactly the distance...
View ArticleAnswer by matriXcel
Ok let me break this down to you like a boss say you are running the game at 100fps that would be 0.01secs/frame then deltaTime would be 0.01 and lets say you are moving a object 50m*Time.deltaTime on...
View ArticleAnswer by jaldunate
I remember once seeing a really old piece of software, running in a more modern computer, that was used to show an animation. In this more modern computer, the animation was running so fast that we...
View ArticleAnswer by OfficialHermie
Can we say that Time.deltaTime is a helper? Let's say we want to move something. Now I write pseudo code... position += (1 meter * time.deltaTime;) On my computer time.deltaTime is "1". Because it took...
View ArticleAnswer by Priyanka-Rajwanshi
Time.deltaTime is the time it took for completion of the last frame. Using it make the action independent of time frames. As an example: void Update() { transform.Translate(Time.deltaTime , 0 , 0); }...
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