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Start-up animation delay

Tiagoquix opened this issue ยท 5 comments

commented

What config to change

According to the 5.6.0 (latest update for the modpack), FO now has a previously-non-existent 0.5 seconds delay for the splash screen.

The startup animation splash is now set to 0.5 seconds (compared to vanilla 2 seconds, previous FO version 0 seconds)

The value can be adjusted in Remove Reloading Screen settings

It should be changed back to zero seconds.

Why should it be changed

I see no reason to keep an artificial delay of 0.5 seconds for the splash screen.

It doesn't matter the context: the less delay it takes to load, the better.

Additional details

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commented

Decided that the current value of 0.5s is still a good balance of "improved speed" vs "being jarring". This matches the previously ran public survey of FO users' benefits.

Luckily, the value is also easy to change for those who prefer 0s, 2s or something else - Mods, search "Remove Reloading Screen", ๐ŸŽ›๏ธ, adjust the slider, save.

commented

The change was done to find a balanced solution that would satisfy the 59% who voted for Fadeless keeping and 41% for removal at #737. So instead of removing the animation entirely, I made it 4x faster than vanilla and configurable.

I can still consider tweaking the value even faster or adjusting other settings of RRLS, but at this point I don't think setting it to 0 seconds is a good solution.

commented

The problem I have with this is that we are introducing an artificial delay, which didn't exist before.

In my opinion, given that it is configurable, those who want can reactivate the splash screen animation. For most people, the loading screen isn't that spectacular and any half-second saved is a good thing.

commented

I encourage you to join our Discord and read the full conversation of the "Remove Fadeless" thread to get the full context on why this change was made and what other alternatives were proposed.

commented

Hi, I would like to express that I agree with the current value of 0.5s after personally testing it. Thanks for choosing it!