package leaves

An Fps.t is a little utility you can use to let the frame-rate guide some behavior.

It can be used for animation purposes, or as a rough timer.

It is mutable, so references to it are important.

To use it we first create it, and then call the Fps.tick function with the current time. This lets the internal clock update itself and signal whether a frame or more has passed, or if there is no need to act yet.

of_int n creates an Fps.t that will sync to n frames per second.

of_float f creates an Fps.t that will sync to f frames per second.

Float values will be rounded down.

tick t updates the internal Fps clock in t and returns whether we are now in a new frame (`frame) or if we should skip the current action (`skip).

Normally you call `tick in an `update loop, and if it is `frame you do some work:

if Fps.tick ?now m.fps = `frame then
  let current_frame = advance_frame m in
  { m with current_frame }
else m