Make 'Seconds till autosave' more precise
See original GitHub issue#374 adds the functionality of a countdown until the next autosave.
However, sometimes it hangs and does not display the next second (ie., 34, 33, …, 31).
After some testing, I believe this is due to the CM.Loop not being called in that specific second (in the example the 32st).
Therefore the StatsMenu does not get updated, even though the user might have selected CM.Config.UpStats
to be 1 second.
For now, I have added the non-optimal feature to the dev-branch to gage user-feedback and collect ideas and possible solutions in this topic. Even if it is not perfect I still think the current feature serves its purpose, but it would be nice if we could find a way to make it seems less “broken” to the unknowing user.
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Yeah, it was a much bigger job than I initially anticipated but it is now almost done. Only the stats-page left.
I found a lot of problems and weird code. I also prepared functions whenever I could for some of the issues I could remember, so it should be much easier and straight-froward in the future to implement stuff related to
CM.Disp
Thanks! And good job to you for the rewrite, this was pretty much needed!