Legacy GM [Solved] Time required for the draw event normal on win 7, intense on win 10

[touhoufan90]

Hi long time lurker, first time poster. Sorry if my english is not perfect.
So my problem is the time required for the draw event.

Friend pc specs are
CPU Amd FX 6300, GPU AMD Radeon HD 7800 Series, Ram8.0 GB

Friend laptop specs are
CPU i7-6700HQ CPU @ 2.60GHz, GPU GeForce GTX 1060, RAM 16 GB

-So my question is does someone has any reason why that yellow bar is super high on win 10 and not win 7?

Also this is my particles code (pretty basic I'm kinda new in the programming scene)

//Particle System
partsys_fire = part_system_create();
part_system_depth(partsys_fire,depth);

//Fire Particle
part_fire = part_type_create();
part_type_sprite(part_fire,spr_fire_effect,0,0,1);
part_type_size(part_fire,size1,size2,0,0);
part_type_color2(part_fire,color1,color2);
part_type_alpha3(part_fire,1,1,0);
part_type_speed(part_fire,0.125*xx,0.25*xx,0,0);
part_type_direction(part_fire,85,95,0,5);
part_type_orientation(part_fire,0,359,0,0,0);
part_type_blend(part_fire,1);
part_type_life(part_fire,20,40);


//Cinder Particle
part_cinder = part_type_create();
part_type_sprite(part_cinder,spr_cinder_effect,0,0,1);
part_type_size(part_cinder,0.1,0.3,0,0);
part_type_color2(part_cinder,c_orange,c_red);
part_type_alpha3(part_cinder,1,1,0);
part_type_speed(part_cinder,1,2,0,0);
part_type_direction(part_cinder,85,95,0,0);
 part_type_blend(part_cinder,1);
 part_type_life(part_cinder,60,120);
 

//Particle Emitter
part_emit_fire = part_emitter_create(partsys_fire);
part_emit_sfire = part_emitter_create(partsys_fire);

part_emitter_region(partsys_fire,part_emit_fire,x-xx,x+xx,y-yy,y,ps_shape_ellipse,ps_distr_linear);

part_emitter_region(partsys_fire,part_emit_sfire,x-xx+12,x+xx+12,y-yy,y,ps_shape_ellipse,ps_distr_linear);
part_emitter_stream(partsys_fire,part_emit_fire,part_fire,2);
part_emitter_stream(partsys_fire,part_emit_sfire,part_cinder,-10);

 

[touhoufan90]

Gonna do a little bumb and ask at the same time if exporting with a UWP module would be better?

 

[Simon Gust]

Try playing around in the global game settings
or
try disabling the application surface

application_surface_enable(false);

 

[RangerX]

What does the debugger says? You could see what takes object takes the most time.
Also, is there many texture swaps? Maybe more of them on Win10?

 

[touhoufan90]

Try playing around in the global game settings
or
try disabling the application surface

application_surface_enable(false);

Sadly disabling the application surface didn't help. The yellow bar stay the same. Gonna try playing witt the global settings. Thx for your time ^^.

 

[touhoufan90]

What does the debugger says? You could see what takes object takes the most time.
Also, is there many texture swaps? Maybe more of them on Win10?

The textures swaps are the same. Im going to check the debugger (didnt think about this thx for the idea.)

 

[TheouAegis]

Did you turn on vertical synchronization? The numbers don't suggest it's on to me, but it's always mucked things up for me in the past.

Also have him check his video card settings. Maybe he has one card tweaked differently. Maybe one is forcing filters while the other isn't? Stuff like that...

 

[touhoufan90]

Did you turn on vertical synchronization? The numbers don't suggest it's on to me, but it's always mucked things up for me in the past.

Also have him check his video card settings. Maybe he has one card tweaked differently. Maybe one is forcing filters while the other isn't? Stuff like that...

Oh man it was vertical synchronization! On my computer there was no problem but on my friend it was awful. I think the best solution is to make optional in my game. Thanks for the help everyone!