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Not sure if this existed already somewhere in the forum, but i found useful to have an easy fps utility to quickly check my numbers with a floating window as i was working fullscreen resolution

In the case it's useful for someone, here is the abstraction. Copy it to your library folder,

Once in max just call the object by its name 'fps' 

Then, there's only one argument which is the key number you are going to assign that window to. For instance, space bar is 32 - so the object takes the syntax "fps 32"

Then plug it to the metro of the jit.world (second outlet)

fps.maxpat

hi,
Not sure if this existed already somewhere in the forum, but i found useful to have an easy fps utility to quickly check my numbers with a floating window as i was working fullscreen resolution
In the case it's useful for someone, here is the abstraction. Copy it to your library folder,

Once in max just call the object by its name 'fps' 
Then, there's only one argument which is the key number you are going to assign that window to. For instance, space bar is 32 - so the object takes the syntax  "fps 32"

Then plug it to the metro of the jit.world (second outlet)


hi,
Not sure if this existed already somewhere in the forum, but i found useful to have an easy fps utility to quickly check my numbers with