Document text tag functions #138
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| @note The velocity adds a rendered offset to the text tag linearly related to the age of the text tag, i.e., doubled age means doubled offset. | ||
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| @note Doubled velocity means doubled offset. |
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is it necessary? I think you kinda explained this above, if it didn't follow from the usual mathematical properties
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This is a separate statement. The offset is both linear to the age and linear to the velocity. It could also be that doubling velocity means four times the offset, for example.
offset = velocity * age * some constant that I do not know
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Could do more investigations here later. On a resolution of 1920x1080, a velocity of 0.1 required approximately 15 seconds to cover that client width of 1920 in windowed mode. I have only played around with making the window smaller and changing the velocity (which both scaled the required time accordingly) and changing camera distance (which did not matter). I have not tried to change the resolution, physical screen or window mode etc.
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Ah OK makes sense. I'd highlight this difference with @note Separately, doubled velocity means doubled offset too.
I think Tasyen is the one to ask here. It's most likely related to the adaptive HUD viewport when changing between 4:3 and 16:9
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@Tasyen Maybe you know something about this.
Otherwise, I would set it ready for merge.
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