Speed

Less commonly, the speed of muscle movements might be too fast or too slow, and this can be corrected using the speed attribute.

The default setting for speed is 1.0.

The range for speed is [0.0 to 2.0].

Setting Speed

Set Speed for a Batch (via SGX-GUI)

To adjust the speed for an entire batch via SGX-GUI, change the setting in the "Speed" field. In the example below, speed is set to 2.0.

Set Speed for a Batch (via the Command Line)

To set the speed for an entire batch on the command line, use the markup option -m; for example: -m "speed=2.0".

Set Speed in the Transcript

You can set the speed within the transcript using markup tags. This allows you to tune the speed on a phrase-by-phrase basis. A markup tag containing the 'speed' attribute will apply to everything that follows it up until the next tag containing the 'speed' attribute. For example:

CODE

(speed=1.3, magnitude=1.5) Would you like the whole town to see 
you in a wrinkled uniform (speed=1.0, magnitude=0.9) don't answer 
you just listen

Video Examples of Speed

Default Speed

No markup is needed for the default speed setting.

CODE

When the queen jumped up and bawled out he's murdering the time 
off with his head

REMOVE THIS TEXT

https://vimeo.com/524440982

Speed=0.3

To decrease the speed of the animation set the value to below 1.0. In this example, speed = 0.3.

CODE

(speed=0.3) When the queen jumped up and bawled out he's murdering the time 
off with his head

https://vimeo.com/524441038

Speed=2.0

To increase the speed of the animation set the value to greater than 1.0. In this example the maximum setting has been used: speed = 2.0.

CODE

(speed=2.0) When the queen jumped up and bawled out he's murdering the time 
off with his head

https://vimeo.com/524441092