maximum speed for mainloop ?

[homepark1]

I'm using pgzero for a race game in linux. For testing, I need to run the whole race automatically.
Currently, with pgzero locked to 60FPS, it takes quite long.
So I edit game.py to run at 1000 FPS.
This works, but editing a framework file makes me feel bad :)

I tried to write my own mainloop by calling draw and update, but it throws an error, that no screen can be opened.

Question:
Can the FPS be made adjustable ?
Alternatively is there a simple way to replace the mainloop to get rid of the FPS-delay ?

[Mambouna]

Hi, is this still relevant to you?
I could take a look at this and maybe implement something, but it's very unlikely it would be merged any time soon. The maintainer of the project @lordmauve seems to not have time anymore to work on it or just moderate other people contributing, so there hasn't been any progress in over a year I think.

From my perspective, having the option to change the max FPS wouldn't hurt, however it should probably be an out of the way feature, so there's less risk of confusing newcomers with it. The reason having a fixed FPS is good right now is because it means people with little experience don't have to worry about deltatime when starting out.

[homepark1]

For my special problem, I solved my problem by disabling all drawing actions, so I can run my game at lightspeed.
Nevertheless I would think it could by a usefull feature to override the default of 60FPS, for debugging games.