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Thanks for the feedback! I settled on the current speed after showing it to my friends, but it seems like your computer is rendering it in a different framerate

Thanks for the feedback! I settled on the current speed after showing it to my friends, but it seems like your computer is rendering it in a different framerate leading to the jitter. Do you know of a way I can increase the CSS animation framerate without changing the speed? Otherwise I'll just reduce the speed to reduce jitter. I have autocomplete on my to-do list for features but decided to just ship it before the scope of the project got out of hand. Thanks for the suggestion.

Nadya 11y ago
I'm at work so can't help further - but "transform: translateX()" should be used instead of positioning relatively to the left/right for movement. It will make it a lot more smooth. Unfortunately it moves your "strips" over the static background image and breaks the effect. Adding a repeat-x; to them didn't'fix that problem. I'm sure it's fixable but I can't think of how offhand, and as mentioned... at work. But that should be a good starting point for you. :) Always good to just ship it! I half-figured it was on a to-do list given the nature of the project.
- Kortaggio 11y ago
  That's a good idea, I'll look into it. Thanks!