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The '''framerate''' command sets the rate at which an animated object will progress to the next keyframe | The '''framerate''' command sets the rate at which an animated object will progress to the next keyframe | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:36, 13 November 2012
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The framerate command sets the rate at which an animated object will progress to the next keyframe
Usage
framerate speed
Arguments
- Speed
- The animation speed, expressed as the number of frames per second
Values: Integers greater than 0
Default: 10
Example
create framerate 30;
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