fix high fps bug for >60Hz displays #2354
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only tested on a single 160Hz laptop screen - waiting if @Alia-Traces can test with their multi-monitor setup. |
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Fixes bug discussed in #1873 for non-emscripten builds (everything else except html). Tested on Windows 10 machine with a 160Hz display.
Note: This could introduce a lag when catching up with frames not drawn yet.
Thanks to @ronchaine for the code, I just verified the result & created a pull request. :D