In case you're wondering - and I bet you aren't - the universe runs at a frame rate of at least 1 Octillion frames per second, and possibly quite a bit higher. Quite a bit faster than yer average movie running at 24 fps.

That should keep animators busy for a while.

And I thought the way to animate reality was to follow your passion. If you can afford to, of course. Which most of us can't. So our realities are stagnant. But I digress.

Hehe. I defy anyone to render reality in a realistic frame rate.

Truth is, though, I'm proper upset that we have so little traffic here that nobody would know about this majestic insight.  Oh well, life is hard and so forth...

Planck's constant? The Universe gets kinda dodgy when you start looking at times frames that small tho!

Some of us, like our movies [tv] at 30 fps. ;)

I still cannot figure out why the Renderosity forums stop displaying posts if a forum is inactive, it's one of the reasons I don't post here much 😹

I am sure there is a treasure trove of information buried on this forum but you need to be an archeologist to find it.

Well, stick around because for my next trick, I will provide a logical answer to Hawking's Information Loss Paradox.

it really only comes down to how many FPS a human eye sees, that's why pets did not have much interest in CRT screens BTW, they just saw the scanlines, they watch and interact with LED though.