A simple code to display the FPS in your game.
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Ever wondered how you could display the FPS counter on your screen?
This code is here just to do that.
- Display your game fps on a text.
- Overwrite font color and font size.
- Open Unity and add a Canvas to the scene.
- Create a Text - TextMeshPro as a child of the Canvas and rename it to FPSDisplayText.
- Attach the FPSDisplay.cs script to the FPSDisplayText.
- Press Play in your editor and all the FPSDisplayText will now display your in game fps.
As simple as attaching the script on a GameObject with a TextMeshPro component.
| Variable | Annotation |
| Enable Font Settings | If enable, the default font settings will be overwritten with the preset Font Properties |
| Font Color | Set the font color |
| Font Size | Set the font size |
