HardwareRenderer.FrameRenderRequest.SetVsyncTime(Int64) Method
Definition
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Sets the vsync time that represents the start point of this frame.
[Android.Runtime.Register("setVsyncTime", "(J)Landroid/graphics/HardwareRenderer$FrameRenderRequest;", "", ApiSince=29)]
public Android.Graphics.HardwareRenderer.FrameRenderRequest SetVsyncTime(long vsyncTime);[<Android.Runtime.Register("setVsyncTime", "(J)Landroid/graphics/HardwareRenderer$FrameRenderRequest;", "", ApiSince=29)>]
member this.SetVsyncTime : int64 -> Android.Graphics.HardwareRenderer.FrameRenderRequestParameters
- vsyncTime
- Int64
The vsync timestamp for this frame. The timestamp is in nanoseconds and should come from a CLOCK_MONOTONIC source.
Returns
this instance. This value cannot be null.
- Attributes
Remarks
Sets the vsync time that represents the start point of this frame. Typically this comes from Choreographer.FrameCallback. Other compatible time sources include System.nanoTime(), however if the result is being displayed on-screen then using Choreographer is strongly recommended to ensure smooth animations. If the clock source is not from a CLOCK_MONOTONIC source then any animations driven directly by RenderThread will not be synchronized properly with the current frame.
Android reference for android.graphics.HardwareRenderer.FrameRenderRequest.setVsyncTime.
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