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How would someone change the animation speed so that one frame lasts exactly 0.2 seconds? Is it even possible?

http://www.smbxgame.com/forums/v ... f=35&t=428

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PixelPest wrote:http://www.smbxgame.com/forums/v ... f=35&t=428

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So... framespeed=0.2?

No. Read the section on framespeed values in the main post of that thread I linked

PixelPest wrote:No. Read the section on framespeed values in the main post of that thread I linked

Those are just percents. The default framespeed is 123.07 or something. How would I calculate the value so it is exactly 0.2 seconds?

TheIronWarrior wrote:So... framespeed=0.2?

Actually, I think it would be framespeed=14. I'm basing this on the fact that framespeed changes frames per second, and according to this thread, there are 14 frames in 0.2 seconds.

As the framespeed is actually 64.1025 641025 641025..., framespeed=13 would be closer because 0.2 * 64.1025 641025 641025... = 12.8205 128205 128205... ≈ 13.

Valtteri wrote:As the framespeed is actually 64.1025 641025 641025..., framespeed=13 would be closer because 0.2 * 64.1025 641025 641025... = 12.8205 128205 128205... ≈ 13.

But not exactly, right?

13 is not exactly 5 frames per second but it's close. It's the closest you can get without decimals. SMBX will also accept framespeed=12.8205128 which is more accurate, but decimals will cause SMBX to crash on non-English computers so I suggest you use framespeed=13 if you want a larger audience for your level.

Valtteri wrote:but decimals will cause SMBX to crash on non-English computers so I suggest you use framespeed=13 if you want a larger audience for your level.

I think lunalua fixes this.

Valtteri wrote:but decimals will cause SMBX to crash on non-English computers

Wait... ...What does language have to with decimals and crashing?

TheIronWarrior wrote:

Valtteri wrote:but decimals will cause SMBX to crash on non-English computers

Wait... ...What does language have to with decimals and crashing?

Some languages use . as the decimal point, others use ,

Enjl wrote:

TheIronWarrior wrote:

Valtteri wrote:but decimals will cause SMBX to crash on non-English computers

Wait... ...What does language have to with decimals and crashing?

Some languages use . as the decimal point, others use ,

Oh. Will using commas prevent it crashing then? Probably not. Sorry, I am just speaking out the first thing that comes to mind.

TheIronWarrior wrote:Will using commas prevent it crashing then?

If a period will cause it to crash for people who's decimal is a comma, then a comma will cause it to crash for people who's decimal is a period.