Closed GrampDamnpus closed 5 years ago
@GrampDamnpus In PyQtPiClock.py:
def wxstart(self):
print "wxstart for " + self.myname
self.timer.start(200)
the 200 represents 200 milliseconds between radar frames.
The time between each frame set is 5 times larger. (The 5 in the following code snip from elsewhere in the same file)
if self.displayedFrame == 0:
self.ticker += 1
if self.ticker < 5:
return
Hope this helps.
I found that setting the radar frames to 1000 “felt” right.
Awesome, Thats exactly what I was looking for.
Is there a way to slow down the radar frames? Currently it plays all the radar frames in succession in just over a second. I figured out you can add more individual frames by increasing line 458,
self.anim =
. But that doesn't slow down their tick rate, just adds more frames further into the history. It would be nice if each frame stayed on screen for a second making the entire radar sequence a little longer.