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Bug: With BurnIn (persistence) enabled, setting effect FPS set to "Max" causes effect to not fade. #836

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opened 2024-02-27 21:14:53 +01:00 by bradtchapman · 2 comments
bradtchapman commented 2024-02-27 21:14:53 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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Summary: with BurnIn (Persistence) enabled, Effect FPS at Maximum, the burn-in effect does not fade away properly.

Notes:

  • The app starts with a default fps of 30 and a burnin quality of 50%
  • The user must intentionally raise effect fps to max, and adjust the burnin quality setting to 100%.
  • If "Blinking Cursor" is enabled, the persistence effect fades at 2fps (the rate of cursor blinking).
  • If "Blinking Cursor" is not enabled, the persistence effect will not fade until a change occurs in the terminal (i.e.: a user types something, or a program displays new information on screen)

Workarounds (both required):

  • set effect FPS below max (e.g.: 60 fps)
  • set burnin quality below 100%

Similar reports: #831 and #816

Summary: with BurnIn (Persistence) enabled, Effect FPS at Maximum, the burn-in effect does not fade away properly. Notes: - The app starts with a default fps of 30 and a burnin quality of 50% - The user must intentionally raise effect fps to max, and adjust the burnin quality setting to 100%. - If "Blinking Cursor" is enabled, the persistence effect fades at 2fps (the rate of cursor blinking). - If "Blinking Cursor" is not enabled, the persistence effect will not fade until a change occurs in the terminal (i.e.: a user types something, or a program displays new information on screen) Workarounds (both required): - set effect FPS below max (e.g.: 60 fps) - set burnin quality below 100% Similar reports: #831 and #816
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jleaders commented 2024-05-02 16:59:41 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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On M2 Macbook Pro I noticed the burn-in eventually freezes and stops fading -- in this screenshot it stays like this forever (I didn't change any default settings, I just scrolled up and down a bunch)
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On M2 Macbook Pro I noticed the burn-in eventually freezes and stops fading -- in this screenshot it stays like this forever (I didn't change any default settings, I just scrolled up and down a bunch) <img width="194" alt="image" src="https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term/assets/2430917/725f2ef8-a61b-4cf8-9189-88d0b0af0748"> <img width="555" alt="image" src="https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term/assets/2430917/0637623c-5652-46d5-9aeb-85d8bffe6a33">
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Commander1024 commented 2024-06-04 19:33:31 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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Can confirm for Fedora 40.

I can also confirm, the workaround working, which makes me happy. :-)

Can confirm for Fedora 40. I can also confirm, the workaround working, which makes me happy. :-)
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