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'''''Set the rate at which the map window is refreshed.'''''
 
 
=Map Refresh=
 
 
 
Set the rate at which the map window is refreshed.
 
Set the rate at which the map window is refreshed.
   
 
'''2.0.1 alpha 10 or later'''
 
'''2.0.1 alpha 10 or later'''
   
-=Switch=-
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==Switch==
   
Configuration file: maprefresh on|off|<refresh>
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Configuration file: maprefresh on|off|<refresh>
   
 
Command line: -YR
 
Command line: -YR
   
-=Description=-
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==Description==
   
Normally, TTD refreshes the map windows every 64 &quot;ticks&quot; of the simulation engine, which is approximately every 2 seconds. &nbsp;With this switch, you can choose the number of ticks between map updates, as low as 1 tick per update (the default with &quot;maprefresh on&quot;). &nbsp;Low numbers use a lot of CPU though, so only use them if you have a fast computer.
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Normally, TTD refreshes the map windows every 64 "ticks" of the simulation engine, which is approximately every 2 seconds. With this switch, you can choose the number of ticks between map updates, as low as 1 tick per update (the default with "maprefresh on"). Low numbers use a lot of CPU though, so only use them if you have a fast computer.
   
 
This feature was contributed by Csaba Varga.
 
This feature was contributed by Csaba Varga.
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Latest revision as of 14:17, 18 June 2011

Set the rate at which the map window is refreshed.

2.0.1 alpha 10 or later

Switch

Configuration file: maprefresh on|off|<refresh>

Command line: -YR

Description

Normally, TTD refreshes the map windows every 64 "ticks" of the simulation engine, which is approximately every 2 seconds. With this switch, you can choose the number of ticks between map updates, as low as 1 tick per update (the default with "maprefresh on"). Low numbers use a lot of CPU though, so only use them if you have a fast computer.

This feature was contributed by Csaba Varga.