i'm running on a p4 2.8ht, 512mb 400ddr, geforce5600xt 256mb PC. And when i use od (plus or normal ver.), it'll run extremely fast 
so i'd no chioce but to use yzd, which is slow enough for me/my PC. <_<
So is there a way to make it run slower?
Topic Title Edited.
It's Object Dock, not Object Bock 
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Stevie BM
Soooooo.....ummmmm.... your computer runs tooo ...fast. Wow ... what a drag. I wish I could rant about these things! 
Seriously dude, you ain't gonna find much simpathy here!
PS Y'z is better anyways :cheers:
In what way does it run too fast? Have you changed the options to extra smooth (slower) and re-show very smoothly?
I know what he means, changing the settings wont help. That's what OD is like, jumpy :/
Edit. Ok, the topic says objectbar but i take that you mean objectdock.
you could downclock the CPU in the bios....
Originally posted by lostspyder@Sep 9 2004, 01:28 PMyou could downclock the CPU in the bios....
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But i still want my PC to be fast
How about changing the priority of the app thru Task Manager
lower the priority and let us know if it helped
@k_dash:
I want you to (no joke here) play and win a round of solitaire.
If the "you won" animation takes a noticable time (you can see
each card bounce three times) then its a timing error in ObjectDock.
If, and this is rare, all cards are removed within a blink of an eye,
your GFX card driver needs updating. I don't know how object dock
is programmed, but there was the dev trick to wait for the vertical backtrace
before the next draw, to ensure a flicker free drawing.
Solitaire does this and on systems which don't correctly report a (cathode tube
beam) vertical backtrace, the animation would depend on CPU speed.
If this is the case, check if your monitor refresh is at reasonable rates below
100 Hz. On a LCD, don't use more than 60 Hz. If this doesn't help, bug
your GFX card maker about the issue.
Another idea would be, as Duckie said, play with the task manager.
Since this is a HT machine, I would also test turning HT off, or if your
task manager reports HT as a dual, setting ObjectDock to be run on CPU
0 only.
@Duckie:
No use, even at the lowest, it's still as jumpy as ever
@herd:
the cards dosn't jump 3 times, they just jump slower then usual (a bug?)...
This is most certainly NOT a HT CPU issue, Objectdock is UNUSABLY jumpy on my machine too. Even with the smoothest settings, it's rather jumpy and hence, totally unusable.....whereas Y'zdock is incredibly smooth.
I have an AMD AthlonXP 2000+ @ 1.6 GHz and a GF2 MX with 61.77 drivers.
In this case, consider my statement undone.
perhaps i need to add something to slow the timers for people with very fast video cards... k_dash see my PM
You people with your fancy computers and your fancy video cards diiiisgust me!
In my day, we had VGA. It did 640x480 with 16 colors and we liked it!
Originally posted by Frogboy@Sep 10 2004, 12:05 PMYou people with your fancy computers and your fancy video cards diiiisgust me!
In my day, we had VGA. It did 640x480 with 16 colors and we liked it!
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Yeah, i could still remember playing DOS game with that 
I would say: use r´the iTunes/ Dock Smoother Docklet - done by localhost - works really good for me.
just my 0.02$
Originally posted by pichfl@Sep 10 2004, 06:19 PMI would say: use r´the iTunes/ Dock Smoother Docklet - done by localhost - works really good for me.
just my 0.02$
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Where can i find it?
Originally posted by dpg777@Sep 10 2004, 11:54 PMHere is the thread:
http://www.aqua-soft.org/board/index.php?s...11&hl=localhost
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it dosn't seems to help...
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