This has previously been implemented in j.parameter in Jamona 0.5.7, but did not survive the transition to 0.6.
The basic idea is that if a command is sent to TTData specifying an overriding (temporary) unit as well as a ramp interval, the ramping should be done using the temporary unit rather than the default dataspace unit. As an example for a TTData containing xyz position with [dataspace position] and [unit xyz] the following:
0. 1. 0.
360. 0. 1. aed ramp 2000
would result in a circular movement rather than the position staying fixed.
This has previously been implemented in j.parameter in Jamona 0.5.7, but did not survive the transition to 0.6.
The basic idea is that if a command is sent to TTData specifying an overriding (temporary) unit as well as a ramp interval, the ramping should be done using the temporary unit rather than the default dataspace unit. As an example for a TTData containing xyz position with [dataspace position] and [unit xyz] the following:
would result in a circular movement rather than the position staying fixed.