Exressions question?

[mr.prick]

The bracket themselves don't not make the difference in this PID in particular,
the whole equation is wrong.

Also notice how the wrong_load pid needed to be spelled
under description in the calc_pid.txt to be proper in the description row in the PIDs tab.
That is another issue tho.

P.S.
The PIDs here calc_pids(delta_load).txt show the current frame#,
and the difference in TPS% from the previous frame to the next.
Example:
frame #1 TPS% is 10%, frame #2 TPS% is 50%
delta_load will be 40%
Values will be negative with TPS% decreasing.
I use this both for filtering, enjoy.

[joecar]

Ok, problem #1: you need to add 2 blank lines at the end of your calc_pid.txt file.

I'm still looking...

[mr.prick]

Ok, problem #1: you need to add 2 blank lines at the end of your calc_pid.txt file.

I'm still looking...

Thanks Joe.
Adding more space at the bottom fixed the spelling issue.
I didn't know that was needed.

On a side note,
I have been trying to make a time() PID but it always starts off with a highly positive number.
I want it to start from 0.

[joecar]

Try "time(frame()) - time(0)" or "time() - time(0)".

i.e. subtract the timestamp of frame 0 from the timestamp of the current frame...

this will be in milliseconds, so divide by 1000 to get seconds.

[joecar]

Thanks Joe.
Adding more space at the bottom fixed the spelling issue.
I didn't know that was needed.
...

Lol, I think it may be a bug, and the newlines hide it...

[mr.prick]

Thanks again Joe
" time() - time(0)"
This worked,
brackets and all.

[joecar]

lol.