How to Change FPS in the middle of the animation

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#1

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What Wick Editor Version are you using?
Ex. 1.18. You can find this on the splash screen when the editor opens.
-1.19.3
Describe the Problem
What issues are you having in the Wick Editor?
-I wanna change the FPS in the middle of the animation so i for example in frame 1 it will be 24 fps then frame 50 it will be 8 fps and then i can change it in frame 100 to 24
What have you tried so far?
Have you attempted anything to fix the problem? Let us know!
No i havent
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No cuz the wick editor is top secret

#2

bruh you simply cant do that

#3

u can do it with code

#4

then why did you ask for help if you knew the solution?

#5

I don’t know the solution but I’m thinking it could be possible

#6

There is no possible method of doing this. You must calculate it MANUALLY, as this is just not how video codecs or animation works.

#7

Dude, this is impossible to do manually

#8

i’m pretty sure video files don’t support changing framerates or anything nonstandard like that (except MAYBE webm files, but no one really likes them anyway).

your best bet is to animate on “twos”, etc. where you have a base framerate of something like 24, and when you want to use a lower framerate, you extend the length of the frames. this would give you access to 12, 8, and 6 fps. and if you want to have higher framerates, just start higher at 60 or something.

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