Analog power bar & more responsive UI. #347
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I've already sent these patches to the tubomyevic fork, but upstream may find them useful. When the Interface > PwBar option is enabled, this replaces the "PWR" label with an analog power gauge, animated at 50Hz. Always call DrawScreen() at 10Hz, reducing the maximum fire button lag from 500ms to 100ms. TC modes still refresh the screen at 2Hz, but this occurs at FireDuration=(1, 6, 11, ...) instead of following the global 2Hz clock.
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I've already sent these patches to the tubomyevic fork, but upstream may
find them useful.
When the Interface > PwBar option is enabled, this replaces the "PWR"
label with an analog power gauge, animated at 50Hz.
Always call DrawScreen() at 10Hz, reducing the maximum fire button
lag from 500ms to 100ms. TC modes still refresh the screen at 2Hz,
but this occurs at FireDuration=(1, 6, 11, ...) instead of following
the global 2Hz clock.