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Added DrawFPSEx() function with custom FPS colors and fontsize.

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This function allows the user to choose the colors to indicate good, medium or bad FPS, and also allows to change the font size.
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Gianni Alessandroni 2021-05-16 11:44:40 +02:00
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@ -826,6 +826,19 @@ void DrawFPS(int posX, int posY)
DrawText(TextFormat("%2i FPS", GetFPS()), posX, posY, 20, color); DrawText(TextFormat("%2i FPS", GetFPS()), posX, posY, 20, color);
} }
// Draw current FPS with custom font size and custom color
// NOTE: Uses default font
void DrawFPSEx(int posX, int posY, int fontSize, Color highColor, Color midColor, Color lowColor)
{
Color color = highColor; // good FPS
int fps = GetFPS();
if (fps < 30 && fps >= 15) color = midColor; // warning FPS
else if (fps < 15) color = lowColor; // bad FPS
DrawText(TextFormat("%2i FPS", GetFPS()), posX, posY, fontSize, color);
}
// Draw text (using default font) // Draw text (using default font)
// NOTE: fontSize work like in any drawing program but if fontSize is lower than font-base-size, then font-base-size is used // NOTE: fontSize work like in any drawing program but if fontSize is lower than font-base-size, then font-base-size is used
// NOTE: chars spacing is proportional to fontSize // NOTE: chars spacing is proportional to fontSize