Choppy Animation. about limejs

[tonistiigi]

Is this the same as #22 or something else? I've seen #22 in some version of Chrome+Win.

Is it correct for you in Firefox/Safari, Windows/Mac?
If you want to track it down I would suggest switching enableOptions() and requestAnimationFrame support in schedulemanager. Also animation with easing=linear almost never looks pleasing.

I'm pretty sure this isn't a rounding error that is causing it. On Chrome this code should use CSS transitions for the animation so no calculation is made for middle steps in Javascript.

[stringa]

So, I need fast animations within my code. It seems that when you animate slowing with LimeJS, everything looks good.
But when you speed it up, it all kind of falls apart.
I'm currently doing this within my code, on 5 elements, each 4200 pixels tall.

var moveDown = new lime.animation.MoveTo(position.x, 2200)
    .setDuration(2).enableOptimizations();

var moveUp = new lime.animation.MoveTo(position.x, -2200)
    .setDuration(2).enableOptimizations();

this.runAction(new lime.animation.Loop(
   new lime.animation.Sequence(
        moveDown, //new lime.animation.Delay().setDuration(1),
        moveUp //new lime.animation.Delay().setDuration(1)
   )
));

Even when I don't specify easing, it seems that by default it's doing an EASEINOUT.
I'm starting to think it's in the easeout function that is making the animation choppy.
I currently remove all easing functions from my code and it's still choppy.

Originally, before I tried the moveTo function, I just tried to keep a constant velocity and I failed to have smooth animation with that.

lime.scheduleManager.schedule(this.spin, this);
lime.scheduleManager.scheduleWithDelay(this.stopSpin, this, 3000, 1);

dd.Reel.prototype.spin = function (dt) {

var position = this.getPosition();
var velocity = Math.floor(900 * (dt / 1000.0));
position.y += velocity;
this.setPosition(position);

if(position.y > 2200) {
    position.y = 0;
}

}

dd.Reel.prototype.stopSpin = function () {

lime.scheduleManager.unschedule(this.spin, this);

}

Everything that I try, I can't get smooth fast animations. I would love to use this engine because of it's simplicity, but if I can't get smooth animations, nothing else matters.

[stringa]

I don't believe it was the same issue as #22. I was using this with Chrome on the Desktop.

[stringa]

Turns out phpStorm was really affecting the performance I was seeing.