[Issue] Incorrect documentation of [speed] and issues with it

[TomaszewskiPatryk]

Describe the issue The documentation states that: However, when at [speed:1], 1 character is being displayed, but every 4 frames.

Consequences Now, it's not only a mistake in the documention. This has some pretty far going consequences. Firstly, setting speed to 2 doesn't make it display 1 character every 2 frames, but instead displays 2 characters every 4 frames, making the text less smooth. Secondly, since [speed] can only use integers, precision of it is significantly decreased (it actually makes it impossible to match the exact text speed of Deltarune). It's also worth noting that, since text speed can't be lower than 1, making the text display slower than normally is only obtainable by putting [w] between every character.

Final notes Similiar problems would occur with [letters], since it also displays n characters per "frame". That means that any fixes for [speed] should also be applied to [letters].

Setup:

• OS: Windows
• Version 0.6.2.1

[Eir-nya]

It's true that the "speed" command deserves a re-write in the documentation, and it needs to be changed from "x characters every 4 frames" to "1 character every x frames".

But I'm just commenting to give you a little warning: most likely, Deltarune doesn't actually run with a non-whole number text speed. Think about it, it would make no sense to have every few letters skip ahead one. When I was remaking the Sans fight, I thought that Undertale had a non-whole number text speed, but it was actually that my gif recorder kept skipping every few frames of gameplay. I believe that's most likely what you are experiencing here.

[TomaszewskiPatryk]

What I was referring to was that it runs faster than speed 1 (1 character every 4 frames) and slower than speed 2 (1 character every 2 frames), meaning it displays 1 character every 3 frames, which in current speed notation would be 1.5.

[RhenaudTheLukark]

Fixed in 0.6.2.2