Rename speedup to multiplier #7393
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Changes look good to me! Should it maybe be named just |
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I was worried multiplier on its own might be confused with something about how many times the animation loops but I could just be paranoid. I'm open to suggestions. |
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Should be good now @lilleyse ! |
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@OmarShehata make sure to open an issue to remove the deprecated functionality in 1.54. Someone can then assign it the |
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From the discussion here: #7361 (comment)
This renames
ModelAnimation.speeduptoModelAnimation.timeMultiplierand adds a deprecation warning that it will be removed in one more version. I kept the old property and added a@deprecateddoc tag. I also tweaked the doc HTML slightly to make sure there's a newline after the deprecated statement so that it looks better.I was initially going to just call it
ModelAnimation.ratebut that felt like it was referring to "Frame rate" but glTF animations are based on real time, not a fixed frame rate. I thought aboutscaleortimeScalebut just went withtimeMultiplierbecause I it made the most sense to me.@hpinkos @lilleyse do either of you want to review?