The amount of time that the simulation steps forward or backwards when paused and the step-forward or step-backward button is pressed is annoyingly small. In my opinion, users are likely to find this capability pretty useless with this small of a time step.
I imagine that the reason for the step being noticeably smaller in the HTML5 sim vs the Java sim is that the frame rate is higher for the HTML5 sim, so the time steps end up being smaller.
The amount of time that the simulation steps forward or backwards when paused and the step-forward or step-backward button is pressed is annoyingly small. In my opinion, users are likely to find this capability pretty useless with this small of a time step.
I imagine that the reason for the step being noticeably smaller in the HTML5 sim vs the Java sim is that the frame rate is higher for the HTML5 sim, so the time steps end up being smaller.