Minecraft betas show 0.0 fps in debug bar
In 1.2.10 beta, (because it only appears in the betas)
The fps says 0.0, throughout the whole game.
Look at the top in the screenshot.
relates to MCPE-30534
please fix.
Created Issue:
Minecraft 1.2.10 shows 0.0 fps at the top debugging stuff thingy
In 1.2.10 beta, (because it only appears in the betas)
The fps says 0.0, throughout the whole game.
Look where my cursor points in the screenshot.
please fix.
In 1.2.10 beta, (because it only appears in the betas)
The fps says 0.0, throughout the whole game.
Look
where my cursor pointsin the screenshot.please fix.
In 1.2.10 beta, (because it only appears in the betas)
The fps says 0.0, throughout the whole game.
Look at the top in the screenshot.
please fix.
In 1.2.10 beta, (because it only appears in the betas)
The fps says 0.0, throughout the whole game.
Look at the top in the screenshot.
please fix.
In 1.2.10 beta, (because it only appears in the betas)
The fps says 0.0, throughout the whole game.
Look at the top in the screenshot.
relates to
MCPE-30534please fix.
Minecraft1.2.10shows0.0 fpsat the top debugging stuff thingyMinecraft betas show 0.0 fps in debug bar
FPS staying at 0.0 is reported in MCPE-30536. (Note that this is a false reading and cannot itself cause lag or a crash.)
Your game crashing when you join a server is probably because you are using the Beta release. Servers do not generally install Beta releases, and your client and the server must use the same release. However, it should give you an error message instead of crashing the game.
If you want to play on servers more than you want to test the updated features in the Beta, you will need to leave the Beta program, uninstall Minecraft, and then reinstall it from the store. (It's probably a good idea to wait a few minutes before attempting to reinstall.)
Resolved as a duplicate of MCPE-30536.
Please keep in mind that the value in ms is not the frame rate, but shows the server time (time to process all ticks by the server). This can increase by redstone or for example causing a lot of other block updates. Lowering the Simulation Distance can limit the ticked area around the player. (pencil icon next to your world -> Game -> Simulation Distance: X chunks).
For the not working FPS counter (in beta versions) please see: MCPE-30536.
Have you tried turning off Fancy Bubbles? Does it increase the frame rate?
(Settings -> Video -> Fancy Bubbles Disabled)

Confirmed in 1.2.10.1 Windows 10.
Affects 1.9.0.5
Cannot reproduce in 1.10.0.4, however, according to the 1.10.0.3 changelog this is fixed