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In article <2gsarp...@ctron-news.ctron.com>, nyb...@ctron.com (Jason W. Nyberg) writes:
> I'd just like to hint at an idea that could greatly increase the apparent
> smoothness of Doom for machines that could handle the extra load. I've
> never played Doom on a superfast machine, so I don't know if the use of
> this technique would even be worth it, but I know that even 30 frames/sec.
> of animation isn't enough to trick my eyes into perceiving continuous

I don't quite understand what you're getting at with the overlay idea.
Remember that movies are 16-24 frames per second, and way back even 12.
I don't think the frame rate is the problem..

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