You could manually slow it down yourself by entering pause frames in each frames, however to achieve the best animation results - you will get a much much smoother and slower animations if you do more frames and make each frame less different than the previous.

For example if a ball is bouncing do 10 frames instead of 5 frames from the time it hits the ground til the time it hits the top. This will make your animation slower but more importantly much smoother!

I am missing something because I got lowest setting on and I even went edited back.
I could go back start over or used saved files but I don't see any way to make slower or how to even remove or change frames.
Other than that volume control option which I thought I had at lowest setting but it wasn't very clear.

Last edited by JoveDagonXanith (08 Jan, 2011 2:31 am)