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When changing sliders and such, many network game messages are sent, resynchronizing everything. This is quite slow. This waits at most 1 second before sending a message, avoiding flood. The behaviour is to send a message even if other changes are coming, to avoid a situation where many changes regularly would never trigger a network message change. (D3243 will make it possible to send partial updates, which ought to alleviate some of this). Reported by: nani

When changing sliders and such, many network game messages are sent, resynchronizing everything. This is quite slow. This waits at most 400ms second before sending a message, avoiding flood. The behaviour is to send a message even if other changes are coming, to avoid a situation where many changes regularly would never trigger a network message change. (D3243 will make it possible to send partial updates, which ought to alleviate some of this). Reported by: nani

When changing sliders and such, many network game messages are sent, resynchronizing everything. This is quite slow. This waits at most 1400ms second before sending a message, avoiding flood. The behaviour is to send a message even if other changes are coming, to avoid a situation where many changes regularly would never trigger a network message change. (D3243 will make it possible to send partial updates, which ought to alleviate some of this). Reported by: nani