Lighting effects can seem too intense on high frame rate displays

[mattexdee]

Originally in GitLab by @mattexdee

Originally posted by Roxim: https://discord.com/channels/170995199584108546/872553750877835264/925530894947745822

• ALL MODULES DISABLED? True
• OS, Hosting, Browser (if applicable): Windows 10 Pro, Self-Hosted Ubuntu, Chrome
• Short Description of bug: Lighting effects seem to be directly connected to framerate, causing lighting effects to be too intense on higher framerate machines
• Simple steps to reproduce the bug: Set scene to dark, set settings to Maximum and 50FPS limit, create a new light source with any effect (torch is easiest to see), swap between different FPS limits/no limits.
• Screenshots and/or console errors:

[mattexdee]

Originally in GitLab by @aaclayton

We maybe need to adjust dt by PIXI.settings.TARGET_FPMS or some other approach to framerate regulation.

[mattexdee]

Originally in GitLab by @Feu-Secret

This issue is affecting only the torch animation.

[mattexdee]

Originally in GitLab by @CodeMoWerser

Do you mean expanding the slider to go above 60fps, or return to a maximum fps of 60?

I'd like to see uncapped framerate remain an option (I prefer it personally), but there might be a better way to activate it than setting framerate and performance to max.

[mattexdee]

Originally in GitLab by @anathemamask

While this is being fixed it might be worthwhile setting the FPS cap at max back to its actual value rather than the previous behaviour of treating 60fps as uncapped.