How to determine the best "framerate" (setInterval delay) to use in a JavaScript animation loop?
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When writing a JavaScript animation, you of course make a loop using setInterval (or repeated setTimeout). But what is the best delay to use in the setInterval/setTimeout call(s)?
In the jQuery API page for the .animate() function, the user "fbogner" says:
Just if anyone is interested: Animations are "rendered" using a setInterval with a time out of 13ms. This is quite fast! Chrome's fastest possible interval is about 10ms. All other browsers "sample" at about 20-30ms.
Any idea how jQuery determined to use this specific number?
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