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en>DeathFish at 12:19, 30 January 2025

2025-01-30T12:19:21Z

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	'''Note''': The animation playback rate is determined by dividing 900 with {{f\|Rate}} and truncating the result to the nearest integer. For example, an animation with {{f\|Rate\|500}} and another with {{f\|Rate\|800}} will have the same rate, 1, meaning they will both play at maximum speed (1 animation frame per tick).		'''Note''': The animation playback rate is determined by dividing 900 with {{f\|Rate}} and truncating the result to the nearest integer. For example, an animation with {{f\|Rate\|500}} and another with {{f\|Rate\|800}} will have the same rate, 1, meaning they will both play at maximum speed (1 animation frame per tick).

	900 / 500 = 1.8 → 1		900 / 500 = 1.8 → 1
	900 / 800 = 1.125 → 1		900 / 800 = 1.125 → 1

	Some further examples:		Some further examples:
	* {{f\|Rate\|900}} → 900 / 900 = 1 → advance the animation by 1 frame at every tick.		{{f\|Rate\|900}} → 900 / 900 = 1 → advance the animation by 1 frame at every tick.
	* {{f\|Rate\|350}} → 900 / ~~350 ≈~~ 2 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 2 ticks.		{{f\|Rate\|350}} → 900 / 360 = 2.5 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 2 ticks.
	* {{f\|Rate\|60}} → 900 / 60 = 15 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 15 ticks.		{{f\|Rate\| 60}} → 900 / 60 = 15 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 15 ticks.
	* {{f\|Rate\|1}} → 900 / 1 = 900 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 900 ticks.		{{f\|Rate\| 1}} → 900 / 1 = 900 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 900 ticks.
	and so on.		and so on.

	{{f\|Rate\|0}} means no playback; the animation will be frozen in its [[start]] frame.		{{f\|int(900/Rate)}} or {{f\|Rate\|0}} means no playback; the animation will be frozen in its [[start]] frame.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

en>Crimsonum: Added a note about rate=0

2025-01-29T21:51:57Z

Added a note about rate=0

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	* {{f\|Rate\|1}} → 900 / 1 = 900 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 900 ticks.		* {{f\|Rate\|1}} → 900 / 1 = 900 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 900 ticks.
	and so on.		and so on.

			{{f\|Rate\|0}} means no playback; the animation will be frozen in its [[start]] frame.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

en>Crimsonum: Better phrasing.

2025-01-29T21:12:38Z

Better phrasing.

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	Some further examples:		Some further examples:
	* {{f\|Rate\|900}} → 900 / 900 = 1 → ~~play~~ 1 ~~animation~~ frame ~~per~~ tick.		* {{f\|Rate\|900}} → 900 / 900 = 1 → advance the animation by 1 frame at every tick.
	* {{f\|Rate\|350}} → 900 / 350 ≈ 2 → ~~wait 2 ticks before advancing~~ the animation by 1 frame.		* {{f\|Rate\|350}} → 900 / 350 ≈ 2 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 2 ticks.
	* {{f\|Rate\|60}} → 900 / 60 = 15 → ~~wait 15 ticks before advancing~~ the animation by 1 frame.		* {{f\|Rate\|60}} → 900 / 60 = 15 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 15 ticks.
	* {{f\|Rate\|1}} → 900 / 1 = 900 → ~~wait 900 ticks before advancing~~ the animation by 1 frame.		* {{f\|Rate\|1}} → 900 / 1 = 900 → advance the animation by 1 frame every 900 ticks.
	and so on.		and so on.

en>Crimsonum: How it really works

2025-01-29T21:09:36Z

How it really works

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	Determines the speed of this [[animation]] by specifying the amount of animation frames to play relative to 900 [[frames\|time frames]]. Larger values mean faster animation.		Determines the speed of this [[animation]] by specifying the amount of animation frames to play relative to 900 [[frames\|time frames]] or 'ticks'. Larger values mean faster animation.

	~~Some examples on default game~~ speed (~~15 FPS~~):		'''Note''': The animation playback rate is determined by dividing 900 with {{f\|Rate}} and truncating the result to the nearest integer. For example, an animation with {{f\|Rate\|500}} and another with {{f\|Rate\|800}} will have the same rate, 1, meaning they will both play at maximum speed (1 animation frame per tick).
	* {{f\|Rate\|900}} ~~means~~ play 15 animation ~~frames~~ per ~~second~~.
	* {{f\|Rate\|60}} ~~means play~~ 1 ~~animation~~ frame ~~per second~~.		900 / 500 = 1.8 → 1
	* {{f\|Rate\|1}} ~~means play~~ 1 animation frame ~~per minute~~.		900 / 800 = 1.125 → 1

			Some further examples:
			* {{f\|Rate\|900}} → 900 / 900 = 1 → play 1 animation frame per tick.
			* {{f\|Rate\|350}} → 900 / 350 ≈ 2 → wait 2 ticks before advancing the animation by 1 frame.
			* {{f\|Rate\|60}} → 900 / 60 = 15 → wait 15 ticks before advancing the animation by 1 frame.
			* {{f\|Rate\|1}} → 900 / 1 = 900 → wait 900 ticks before advancing the animation by 1 frame.
	and so on.		and so on.

en>Testid123 at 01:21, 25 January 2025

2025-01-25T01:21:15Z

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	\|values={{values\|int}}		\|values={{values\|int}}
	\|default=900		\|default=900
			\|special= -1
	\|types={{Categ\|Animations}}		\|types={{Categ\|Animations}}
	\|ts=yes		\|ts=yes

en>Crimsonum: Un-DeeZire'd

2020-02-13T11:46:43Z

Un-DeeZire'd

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	{{~~DeeZireInclusion~~}}~~<br />~~		==On Animations==
	Determines the delay between ~~normal game~~ processing ~~while the object is in~~ this mission ~~(larger~~ values mean a faster game but less responsiveness while ~~this mission~~ is ~~being carried~~ out ~~as the~~ mission ~~must be completed)~~.		{{Flag
			\|name={{PAGENAME}}
			\|files={{Categ\|Art(md).ini}}
			\|values={{values\|int}}
			\|default=900
			\|types={{Categ\|Animations}}
			\|ts=yes
			\|fs=yes
			\|hp=yes
			\|ra2=yes
			\|yr=yes
			\|ares=yes
			}}

			Determines the speed of this [[animation]] by specifying the amount of animation frames to play relative to 900 [[frames\|time frames]]. Larger values mean faster animation.

			Some examples on default game speed (15 FPS):
			* {{f\|Rate\|900}} means play 15 animation frames per second.
			* {{f\|Rate\|60}} means play 1 animation frame per second.
			* {{f\|Rate\|1}} means play 1 animation frame per minute.
			and so on.

			==See Also==
			*[[RandomRate]]
			*[[Normalized]]
			*[[AnimRate]]

			==On Mission Control==
			{{Flag
			\|name={{PAGENAME}}
			\|files={{Categ\|Rules(md).ini}}
			\|values={{values\|float}}
			\|types={{Categ\|Mission Control}}
			\|ra=yes
			\|cs=yes
			\|am=yes
			\|ts=yes
			\|fs=yes
			\|hp=yes
			\|ra2=yes
			\|yr=yes
			\|ares=yes
			}}

			Specifies the delay, in minutes, between processing this mission. Larger values mean a faster game but less responsiveness from the object while it is carrying out this mission.

			==See Also==
			*[[AARate]]

en>DCoder at 15:52, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T15:52:48Z

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{{DeeZireInclusion}}<br />
Determines the delay between normal game processing while the object is in this mission (larger values mean a faster game but less responsiveness while this mission is being carried out as the mission must be completed).