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Ralph (Developer)
2020-09-07 17:59:20 UTC so apparently SN was playing back animations too fast on some devices
haha
SN 3.1.11 coming later…………
Stick Nodes®
A stickfigure animation app created for mobile devices!
Create your own stickman animations on your Android or iOS device!
Ralph (Developer) 2020-09-07 17:59:20 UTC
so apparently SN was playing back animations too fast on some devices
haha
SN 3.1.11 coming later…………
make transparent colors
Yeeeeesssssssss NOOOOOOOOOWWWW AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
You sir are a genius.
I’m just hoping i can save my files so when i reset my device everything will be still there when i replace it if its all gone
you must be new, just upload everything to google drive
…ok? Also im not new @rioluisarocker
if you reset your device you’re gonna lose everything on it
to save your files you gotta ZIP em and put them on your computer, or email or dropbox or whatever
how do you put them on your computer?
well, either connect device to computer and just, grab the SN folder via Windows
or email to yourself (and optionally, download to your computer)
You can send them to a discord severe
I made like 2 private ones for simple storage
Dude you should take a break ngl
Might be frustrating to some , but like I recommend taking at least a week of
i appreciate the (actual?) concern lol
thanks
but to be honest
1) this is kinda my job so-
2) i don’t really mind it bc i actually enjoy SN – the app and the community
3) you get used to the nightmares and sleepless nights
4) i like staying busy and my todo list is huge
also gross, wholesome gigan is gey
………I want you to suffer then
Now I feel bad
we all do papa
Yahhh
oof
apk users are gonna be mad that ralph keeps making new stick nodes versions.
haha suffer
How the hell was it caused anyway?
How do you optimise an app *too much*?
in my apparent naievity, i assumed apps only ran at a max of 60fps
so i changed the code, in the app, to only render playback frames at no faster than 1/60 (0.0166667) frames per second
(due to averaging and rounding, sometimes it would be every-so-slightly faster, and thus, wouldn’t trigger a new frame – actually ironically causing a stutter/lag because it was infinitely close to triggering a new frame, but not doing so)
ANYWAY
some phones just render as many frames as possible, 100, 200, etc (ala darkboy and sga, as they showed me via some debug)
so since the code was taking these infinitely small numbers and snapping them to 0.01666667, it was actually making a frame pass when…really…it was nowhere near time to show a new frame
aka fast playback
good luck understanding that!
Lmao at phones not having fps limit. Rip the processing power, battery etc.
this is very true, i wonder why that’s even a thing
as it appears, its not the case on most phones, as most ppl didn’t have the issue
anyway, lol @ smeckle report from earlier