Newbie Q: Is there a way to slow down presets?

Kozmyk · 6th March 2019, 01:56

Hello,

Milkdrop developers are geniuses. Like we didn't know already.

Is there a way for a newbie to slow down a preset to half, a quarter, eighth or sixteen of the speed they process frames?

I can get to the coding of a present by pressing M, but I'm lost to figure out how to make a preset be slower than it is. There are other presets that develop very slow, which is great, but is there an way to make a fast moving preset slow down?

Thank you for your help.

Nitorami · 6th March 2019, 21:03

Hi Kozmyk

This may be possible for many presets, but there is no general solution that fits all. You would have to find out how to do it for each preset individually, and that won't be easy.

Kozmyk · 9th March 2019, 22:38

Nitorami,

Thank you for your reply. I was hoping for a quick and dirty answer but it seems it's not possible.

Take care.

6th March 2019, 01:56	#1
Kozmyk Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Posts: 13	Newbie Q: Is there a way to slow down presets? Hello, Milkdrop developers are geniuses. Like we didn't know already. Is there a way for a newbie to slow down a preset to half, a quarter, eighth or sixteen of the speed they process frames? I can get to the coding of a present by pressing M, but I'm lost to figure out how to make a preset be slower than it is. There are other presets that develop very slow, which is great, but is there an way to make a fast moving preset slow down? Thank you for your help.

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6th March 2019, 21:03	#2
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 942	Hi Kozmyk This may be possible for many presets, but there is no general solution that fits all. You would have to find out how to do it for each preset individually, and that won't be easy.

9th March 2019, 22:38	#3
Kozmyk Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Posts: 13	Nitorami, Thank you for your reply. I was hoping for a quick and dirty answer but it seems it's not possible. Take care.