Yes she’s going to make a deal out of it, it’s her idea and she wants to defend it. If someone was saying things about L4D cursors, wouldn’t you want to defend the idea?
no it’s an opinion. I wasn’t saying anything insulting about I was just saying what would probably happen
this whole ordeal is over
Still.
Also she was talking about the drama part. Not the first part.
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1: The feature can have a toggle, people with weak pc’s don’t have to use it my guy.
2: How you gonna cause drama over sparkles? Like, tell me how?
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It’s either Nyan Cat is going really fast at a far distance,
or time finally caught up with our little poptart kitten.
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Hello
We had that extension, but it was never released due to a lack of content that we could add there.
It was one of the first extensions developed alongside Custom Cursor.
But there were a couple of issues with it
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you have other extenstions me grimlock need link
That was one of the issues with it, gifs are quite large, and will not handle so many objects, that’s one of the issues.
We have another extension where it rains images and if the screen is overloaded with elements it might cause lags.
That’s why particles and SVG’s are the answer there, that does not exclude gifs, but there are. still lots of questions to be solved.
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Nice
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There are but not many
Fixed
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We were outsourcing help there
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You missed the direction movement here, but it’s most likely fixable
They don’t lag because they are optimized by us, and they are actually webp, the same as gif’s on the community, they are displayed as webp to minimize lags.
But webp’s can also be a couple of Mb in size
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It’s a simple animation file with a constant speed, not a render like in video games that can determine how long a video you are watching and how fast will it reach another side
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Anyway, we need to review what we already have and most likely it will be a separate extension, at least on initial stages
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Ah, i see
agreed