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=== Lynx === | === Lynx === | ||
In Lynx mode, there are actually 8 step parities as opposed to only 2. The "new" step parities include even+1, even+2, even+3, and their odd step counterparts. Pressing the ''O'' key will still toggle odd and even step, skipping the +1, +2 and +3 parities, but pressing ''Shift+O'' will advance one step parity at a time. This can be used to more precisely control teeth, but not blobs as they are unaffected by step parity in Lynx. It is also useful in controlling animation delay, as how long it lasts for is actually dependent on the current step parity. For more details, [[Animation delay| | In Lynx mode, there are actually 8 step parities as opposed to only 2. The "new" step parities include even+1, even+2, even+3, and their odd step counterparts. Pressing the ''O'' key will still toggle odd and even step, skipping the +1, +2 and +3 parities, but pressing ''Shift+O'' will advance one step parity at a time. This can be used to more precisely control teeth, but not blobs as they are unaffected by step parity in Lynx. It is also useful in controlling animation delay, as how long it lasts for is actually dependent on the current step parity. For more details, see the page on [[Animation delay|animation delay]]. | ||
== Demonstration == | == Demonstration == | ||