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<div>One is that there no 'big B' button in flight or in map mode - only in space center and in tracking station. If I open the window in KSC then it stays on screen also for flight and I can only use it this way. Selecting new warp speeds in tracking station has no influence when I go to a ship.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Edit: I have B button in flight now... I've removed KER and installed MechJeb instead in the meantime. I've also noticed the small button on top of signal strength now too - it's quite inconvenient and I would prefer to only have a toolbar button. Deletion issue still persists.</div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div>time warp app download</div><div></div><div>DOWNLOAD: https://t.co/SBMAXHKwhs </div><div></div><div></div><div>When circumnavigating in a rover with a fat part count, a bit of physwarp doesn't really seem to do much harm. The rover is bumping along the ground at 20 m/s, not zooming through the atmosphere at 2000 m/s. However if the physical time ratio drops below 1, an already-long drive around a planet can get reeeeally long - and one is getting an unfair advantage with effectively superkerbal reflexes when approaching hazards.</div><div></div><div></div><div>It is back! Using a nuclear tug with 0.05 TWR and Time Control was only letting me do 5.4x physical where I got 1fps while accelerating. With this I was able to do 30x physical warp at 0.2-0.3FPS. 372 part vessel =)</div><div></div><div></div><div>Am I the only one here who can't access the UI in flight? The characteristic B button to bring it up is nowhere to be seen outside the space center/tracking station, which is extremely irritating since I have a situation where I routinely want to switch between regular and massive overkill physics warp right in the middle of an ascent. This should be possible given the use of the UI at the launchpad the pictures.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Its unique, Gated Slew function allows users to add slew to any voltage signal at designated times by sending it a gate signal from a sequencer or similar source. Switch it up with Invert Logic on the gate input, or use the switch as a real time performance tool for hands-on control over when the slew will take place.</div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div>With two modes of symmetry and a full wave rectifier on the input, Time Warp can function as 2 independent Slews, two A/R Envelopes with tied controls, or even as an envelope follower, taking audio and turning it into a useful envelope signal. CV control over the Rate of slew! Time warp puts all of that in a compact, 4hp package.</div><div></div><div></div><div>IMHO, this could be changed to 1) be less annoying for the other players on the field not near the ball and 2) allow for more precise hits on the ball by slowing down "time" near the ball to a greater degree.</div><div></div><div></div><div>My proposal would be this: instead of slowing what I assume would be position updates for all objects on the field as a "time warp", slow the velocities only of those cars within a certain radius of the ball (proportionally to distance from the ball, of course) and slow the ball down by the same factor as the closest car.</div><div></div><div></div><div>This would allow cars away from the ball to not be interrupted by the annoying random time warps, there would be a potential for slower time warps and thus more precise hits because the other cars no longer need to be worried about. One thing with this is it would change the game a little because some cars would be affected less than others when multiple people are going for the ball. For example: if someone is going to try to block your hit and normally they would not get there in time, you slow down more than they do which gives them time to get there. While this is an issue, I do believe it would become just a part of the game mode. The only other possible issue I could see would be that it would be annoying for one person who is by themselves dribbling the ball down the field. This, I'm sure, could be avoided by some other manipulation of variables, but I do believe the point still stands. Plus, although it would be unwanted to be slowed down even if you are a lonely person pushing the ball down the field with the nose of your car, at least you would be interacting with the ball and could practice precision dribbling rather than the current effect and experience the time warp when you are no where near the ball...</div><div></div><div></div><div>Basically when I apply "time warp" it completely changes the section of the clip I want to add it to and there's no way for me to find it. So here is what I am doing and then I'll get to the outcome of it.</div><div></div><div></div><div>We really need to see screenshots with the modified properties of the layers revealed (uu + PrintScreen + Paste or drag to the forum). Are you selecting multiple clips in the Premiere Sequence? I would just select a single clip. It will make life easier. Did you create sub-clips in your PPro timeline? Can you change the in and out point of the layer in AE after you have modified the comp settings?</div><div></div><div></div><div>What screensots would you like to see. I'm so new to After Effects that it would be about 10 screenshots at least to explain my full process. A screenshot also won't show that after I apply time warp it won't play my full video. I didn't add any layers so it's just the one composition.</div><div></div><div></div><div>When doing time changes the change starts from the head of the clip. Timewarp and Time Remapping are the same. The first frame of the source footage, not the in point of the layer is the start time. If you are going to use TimeWarp then the next step would be to pre-compose the MP4 file you are using moving all attributes, then apply Timewarp to the nested comp (pre-comp). If you are slowing down the footage then you don't have to do anything to the nested comp. If you are speeding up the footage you will have to extend the duration of the nested comp using comp settings, and also make sure that outpoint has been extended. I hope this helps.</div><div></div><div></div><div>I feel that it changed me, not that it aged me. In some ways, it seemed like another thing thrown into the mix of awfulness that had become part of my life under Trump. So many, many ugly things were made visible in that time (and still in this time) that the pandemic seemed another madness heaped on top of that awfulness. I remember Larry McMurtry and Oliver Sacks saying that aging made them less tied to the politics of the world, but that has not happened to me. I still feel gut-wrenched and now even more pessimistic about our country moving in a positive direction. I mean, if you can't get people to watch out for each other during a major health crisis--or at least agree that one is happening when a million people died of it--then what does that say about our capacity for a democracy that looks out for the little person? I mean, I was afraid during the pandemic (nights were the worst; my husband would say "let's get out and drive around for a while" and I would say "for what? to look at everything that is now closed to us?" It would just make me more depressed). And then my mother, who was pretty vital at 81, had Covid and then a stroke, and she is just not the same person she was before all that, and it's made me afraid.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Some of my pandemic depression has lifted, but not a whole lot of my cautiousness about other people and places has. I still won't go to most places where crowds congregate, including movie theaters (we had a shooting at one in my city in Lafayette, LA, and I just don't trust people in crowds of that size; I decided to teach online, too, because with all the school shootings, I figure it's just a matter of time before one happens at mine--everyone seems to want to solve their problems with guns). Anyway, not what you asked entirely, but maybe the pandemic and everything around it did age me, though I don't like the idea that "aging" and "pessimism" or "realism" go hand in hand. I do know I am a lot more afraid, and maybe that's part of aging, too.</div><div></div><div></div><div>While the math of it is staggering, what Licata said resonated with me. Although, in my case, it feels as if the pandemic time warp has cut both ways: as if I\u2019ve both aged and regressed since March, 2020. Now I want to hear about how it\u2019s affected you, your sense of time, and your sense of aging.</div><div></div><div></div><div>A global pandemic sure can warp time. Sometimes it feels as if the past 39 months constituted one long-ass year. My memories from all that time under varying degrees of shelter-in-place all seem to run together. With the exception of the early days\u2014when we were erroneously instructed to forgo masks so there\u2019d be enough for hospital staff; when we mistakenly believed it was useful to disinfect our groceries with alcohol wipes\u2014it\u2019s difficult to distinguish which things happened during which Covid wave or surge or variant, or year.</div><div></div><div></div><div>All the worrying and isolation and grief and illness have definitely taken a toll on me, physically and mentally. I saw it coming; I remember being so scared in those first months of lockdown that my limbs sometimes shook uncontrollably at night in bed. When I wasn\u2019t panicking about the imminent dangers, I was panicking about more long-term ones; I often thought, This constant anxiety is going to make me older than my years.</div><div></div><div></div><div>And now I think maybe it has. In the wake of the past three years, my joints are achier, I\u2019ve got more wrinkles, my hair is grayer, and I\u2019ve lost more of it. I\u2019m exhausted all the time, yet so anxious still that I have difficulty sleeping through the night.</div><div></div><div></div><div>I mean, I don\u2019t know\u2014maybe that\u2019s how my aging was going to go, no matter what. It hasn\u2019t been a scientific experiment by any means, but it does feel like I aged faster during this time than I have at any other.</div><div></div><div></div><div>On the flip side, I feel as if I\u2019ve lost most or all the social skills I\u2019d acquired over 57 years. Many of my friendships have lost their natural rhythm. 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