The window settings are saved on the mod shutdown (usually on the game application quit). In the normal mode (CET overlay hidden) they're hidden and the code handling the buttons is inactive (no toll on the performance). The buttons only show up in the CET overlay mode.
It's the same as wavelengths and frequencies expressing the same underlying wave parameter (actually frame streams are waves :) ) yet confusing if you get both forms values to compare. to quickly compare it to some other readings in this form. The frame time value is just the opposite notation to the fps (1/fps) but indeed it may be helpful to have it immediately converted to milliseconds sometimes.Į.g. I could filter out these special game screen modes but then I'd need to add quite complex state checkup code that in turn would add some overhead so I decided it's better to have it just plain and fast. Or just to catch a specific moment average.
The average reset button helps to eliminate outstanding rates that slip into the equation on game loading, minigame, inventory, etc screens that often run at max possible speed.
the last monitor window view state is retained (yes, there is user settings save/restore now) reset avg - fps average counter reset button
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