> >>> So is there a convenient way to throttle drawing to the monitor's refresh >>> rate or does this have to be done the hard way by querying the monitor's >>> refresh rate and then setting up a timer which draws in exactly those >>> refresh intervals or how should this be done? > >>> Note that I'd like to avoid using OpenGL or Metal or whatever is the >>> standard nowadays but I'm mainly interested in an AppKit solution...
Wouldn't it still be possible to do a call to OpenGL/Metal that waits for the VSYNC? (just like what swapbuffers() in OpenGL would normally do.) Maybe CVDisplayLink can help? It's just an idea, i don't have much experience with macOS programming. Best regards, Gabriel
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