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However, I did some research (stack overflow, mdsn) and Task.Delay probably wouldn't work for a much shorter delay (anything below 15ms would be moot).
If there's any interest, I could look for alternative solutions and probably even draft a PR. Let me know. =D
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@rmobis Thank you for the feedback, this will be part of the next release.
Look for the "ToggleAnimationFrameTimeMs" setting:
{// How long each frame in the toggle animation takes in milliseconds.// The lower this value, the smoother the animation, though values lower than 15 are not supported and will result in a toggle taking more than the configured ToggleDurationMs."ToggleAnimationFrameTimeMs": 25}
It would be nice to be able to customize
stepDelay
and/orstepCount
(https://github.com/flyingpie/windows-terminal-quake/blob/master/windows-terminal-quake/Toggler.cs#L64-L65). The main motivation would be to lower the delay/increase the count, as that would provide a much smoother animation.However, I did some research (stack overflow, mdsn) and
Task.Delay
probably wouldn't work for a much shorter delay (anything below 15ms would be moot).If there's any interest, I could look for alternative solutions and probably even draft a PR. Let me know. =D
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: