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If this is specified, all the animations that are longer than (min frame count) long will be cut into (frame count) sections are stored in separate data blocks. This helps with cache access, especially when used with .ani files. | {{Dead end|date=January 2024}} | ||
If this is specified, all the animations that are longer than (min frame count) long will be cut into (frame count) sections are stored in separate data blocks. This helps with cache access, especially when used with .ani files. | |||
This defaults to ''$sectionframes 30 120'' if unspecified in the QC file. | This defaults to ''$sectionframes 30 120'' if unspecified in the QC file. | ||
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$sectionframes <frame count> <min frame count> | $sectionframes <frame count> <min frame count> | ||
[[Category:QC Commands|sectionframes]] | __NOTOC__ | ||
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If this is specified, all the animations that are longer than (min frame count) long will be cut into (frame count) sections are stored in separate data blocks. This helps with cache access, especially when used with .ani files.
This defaults to $sectionframes 30 120 if unspecified in the QC file.
Syntax
$sectionframes <frame count> <min frame count>