|> testing with World Circuit when our times appeared inconsistent. It seems the
|> program does not use a computers' internal clock but has it's own system
|> - a glaring oversight! If you set your frame rate unusually low (say 60%
|> or less occupancy with the 'O' key depressed) time moves slower! Conversely,
|> with an unreasonably high frame rate, real time is slowed down!
|> Additionally, this effect is independent of machine speed (386 vs. 486).
|> Real time is only acurately reflected when 100% occupancy is achieved on any
|> given machine. It seems this is going to be a problem for the Record Keepers.
|> Has this problem been addressed?
|>
So if I head for my 386 25MHz (don't laugh) and turn on full detail and
texture mapping, then I should be able to turn wicked times? Stay tuned...
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