how to manage Time Step in XNA

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Hello Dears
I have a problem in time span in C#
I want to simulate ball motion .i have some equation that needs to recalculating in every microsecond and I want to display result 60 FPS.
Please help me...

Posted 22-Feb-13 1:51am

Alireza ghasemi

Updated 22-Feb-13 2:03am

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Chris Reynolds (UK) · Answer 1 · 2013-02-22T02:13:00

I've not used XNA too much but you have two events an Update and a Refresh. From what you're saying you want to update your model more frequently but still draw at 60FPS. I found this article:

http://geekswithblogs.net/Sharpoverride/archive/2009/08/08/xna-tip-changing-the-frequency-for-the-update-and-draw.aspx[^]

which covers this issue. I don't know if you can get update at the frequency you need without sacrificing your FPS. You may already know all this but I thought I'd throw it out there.