I’m guessing modern frameworks have this built-in so developers don’t really have to worry so much, but how is it achieved? For example, if I want a character to move at a certain pace no matter what hardware is running, or how much is happening on the screen at the time, how does the code control that?
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Back in the day game speed used to be tied to CPU speeds which would be a major problem when playing with newer hardware. That’s why the turbo button exists on older computers. It allowed the user to switch to a slower speed so old games would be playable. Modern software uses a real time clock to keep time instead of the CPU.
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