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Do you know if when it plays back, it is playing it in real time, according to the settings in your preferences, or is it just playing the time slider, as if you were to just hit play in the time slider area?
Just posting again for if anyone else comes across this, I've updated it so it still follows the settings in the preferences, but plays the animation independently of the time slider in a way that can do slow motion
Technically both are correct, it plays the time slider, but the playback rate directly affects the settings (1 is real time). I only realised that once you'd mentioned it, so I've now updated it to load with the scene settings, instead of just the default of 1 :)
Jonathan Reaux
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