Every SimpleApplication displays the current frames per second (FPS) and some mesh statistics, in the bottom-left corner. Before releasing your game, you should hide these displays as follows:
Make a copy of
Main.javaand name the classHideStatistics.java. Remember to also refactor the first line of themain()method toHideStatistics app = new HideStatistics();.In
simpleInitApp(), call the following method to hide the FPS value:setDisplayFps(false);
In
simpleInitApp(), call the following method to hide the debug statistics:setDisplayStatView(false);
Run the application with either of the application settings, and note the difference.
By default, a jMonkeyEngine game displays debug information. You can track how many textures and vertices are in use, and how many frames per second are rendered. This kind of information is very valuable during development and debugging, to detect memory leaks and inefficient implementations. For...