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Yeah I’m not sure about it being “incompatible.” It’s really just a framerate thing. In both cases we move a whole line in x millseconds. And either we’re rend
by Waterluvian 3y ago
Yeah I’m not sure about it being “incompatible.” It’s really just a framerate thing. In both cases we move a whole line in x millseconds. And either we’re rendering in-between frames or not. People have different needs and and wants when it comes to framrate.
- Dylan16807 3y agoIt also introduces delays. And if you're doing anything more complex than holding down the scroll button, the illusion of "either we’re rendering in-between frames or not" can disappear, because of frames on either side of the move that prove the speed is not consistent between smooth and non-smooth.
- Waterluvian 3y agoOh that’s true. It adds extra latency at the start and end of a scroll.