Time speed problem
Time speed problem
Now,the time speed is measured in power of 2 and no of 10.You put 10X faster and then it appears 2Xfaster;you put 100X faster amd it appears 4X faster.I don??t know if it??s really a bug,but is a BIT strange...
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Well I didn't know that either Selden...
As always - THANKS for the explanation. Is there anything you
DON'T know?
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Take care, Bob
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How would you have been able to know that?BobHegwood wrote:Well I didn't know that either Selden...
This a *new* feature of 1.5.0.(pre)
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Adirondack wrote:How would you have been able to know that?BobHegwood wrote:Well I didn't know that either Selden...
This a *new* feature of 1.5.0.(pre)
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Is this a rhetorical question?
I could probably have researched everything from the time of my
absence, but I figured it was just as easy to get yelled at for a while.
Methinks you and me need some beers.
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Hmm, I'm running 1.5.0 final that I build on a Fedora Core 8 system. Both K and k divide the speed by 2 and both L and l increase it by a factor of 2. I can't get factors of 10 any more.
Is there a config file someplace that might be affecting that?
Is there a config file someplace that might be affecting that?
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rbroberts wrote:Hmm, I'm running 1.5.0 final that I build on a Fedora Core 8 system. Both K and k divide the speed by 2 and both L and l increase it by a factor of 2. I can't get factors of 10 any more.
Is there a config file someplace that might be affecting that?
There's no config option for this: it should just work.
Is anyone else seeing this?
--Chris
chris wrote:Is anyone else seeing this?
Using K, k, L, and l all work fine for me. But when I use the menu at the top and select Time --> 10x Faster (L) and Time --> 10x Slower (K), time is changed by a factor of two.
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Yep, I can confirm this. This is a bug!Johaen wrote:But when I use the menu at the top and select Time --> 10x Faster (L) and Time --> 10x Slower (K), time is changed by a factor of two.
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The horizon of some people is a circle with the radius zero - and they call it their point of view. (A. Einstein)
The horizon of some people is a circle with the radius zero - and they call it their point of view. (A. Einstein)