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BUMP. 

idkdude wrote:

I know what you mean! I only find it to be a problem when I use repeat blocks as timers and base it off of timing in presentation mode... like without wait blocks.

It seems like using wait blocks keeps the time pretty well since seconds are the same on and offline... well it might be different if you're waiting like .05 seconds lol 

Yeah, unfortunately, I am waiting for a short amount of time (like 0.01 to 0.03 seconds, if I'm not mistaken), so sometimes the smallest time change causes the timing to be off at certain time. ^^;

There are techniques that detect when a project is being offline and online, as well as a way to detect which online player is being used (but I'd rather stay away from that option if at all possible ^^U)

idkdude wrote:

The best idea I can come up with is uploading it to a test account (so people won't see it and get confused) with a variable for how long to wait.  And add some scripts to let you change the variable in the project.  That way, you can see what works in flash.

And just have multipliers with the variable in the wait box depending on how long you want it to be in each costume, setting up a ratio for the whole thing.

Not sure if I explained that very well hehe ^_^~

Yeah, that's true, I could do that.

I'll probably wait for the Flash player to be updated, though. Some people have complained about the time thing before, I'd rather optimize the project when the Flash player is finished so I won't have to worry about timing later. 

cool!


P.S. you don't have to reply because you already did on your project. But you can if you want to.