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I haven't tried to debug it, but it feels like there's a callout to some other function whenever I change a frame number of a prompt (which sadly is more frequent than I'd care to admit).
So, let's say I'm changing start from 5440 to 5380 (in a 10K frame document): after I've selected the "5440", i will type 53 and then parseq will actually pause between the 8 and 0 to do some updating (i'm going to bet on the timeline visualisation), so there's a lag.
It probably doesn't matter so much for single changes, and a "workaround" is to paste the value in, but I just got my prompt positions wrong for 12 of 18 prompts, so that's 24 changes (was almost worth editing the parseq directly).
NOTE: I've noticed a similar lag on changes/selecting prompt text as well... which may be related.
Thanks for the report, this is definitely worth improving. The debouncing when typing in prompt fields (text and position) isn't working as well as I'd hoped. As a result we're doing too many round-trips, resulting in many doc saves and re-renders.
I haven't tried to debug it, but it feels like there's a callout to some other function whenever I change a frame number of a prompt (which sadly is more frequent than I'd care to admit).
So, let's say I'm changing start from 5440 to 5380 (in a 10K frame document): after I've selected the "5440", i will type 53 and then parseq will actually pause between the 8 and 0 to do some updating (i'm going to bet on the timeline visualisation), so there's a lag.
It probably doesn't matter so much for single changes, and a "workaround" is to paste the value in, but I just got my prompt positions wrong for 12 of 18 prompts, so that's 24 changes (was almost worth editing the parseq directly).
NOTE: I've noticed a similar lag on changes/selecting prompt text as well... which may be related.
here's an example document (new project):
sample 10K frame parseq doc with 18 prompts
I monitored hardware during changes, and it's only bumping CPU (10-11%) and RAM (44-46%) up slightly in Chrome.
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