#DWFS# versus #DWFSS#

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I’m just wondering if anyone could explain why there’s a different statrting rotation point for #DWFS# versus #DWFSS#? #DWFS# starts at 0" (0°) but #DWFSS# starts at 1" (~4°).

Is this by design or is there some quirk that needs to be implemented/addressed for smooth second rotation? Right now I’m using my own simple calculation of (floor(#DWFSS#) - 4) which seems to work. Just wondering if anyone else uses anything else that may be more precise, if it needs to be that is.

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adelphiaUK (Chris)
Please excuse misspellings and anything that may not make sense or cause offence as the medication I take can have an adverse effect on my mind.

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Do you see this on watch too?

I only knew this as preview “feature” that the displayed time in creator corresponds with time of opening the page, which leaves a decimal fraction of seconds in place, despite setting preview to 12:00:00 for example. To test this I would pull the slider on timeline to the start and then set some time numbers, that should reset the seconds fraction until the time is started to run again.

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I’ll take a look when I come to update it (later today) and I’ll check on my watch too.