Regarding the speed of Levitate

[EQvet]

Preface: I did a search but I didn't see anything specific to this inquiry...

Dunno about you guys, buy my machine is pretty fast. Hell, even a low-end modern PC would run classic EQ at mach 5. So, I'm curious... is there any way to slow down the bobbing speed of Levitate (and DMF too, I assume)? It's insane. I know spells like that take some time to "get used to", but really... it's SO fast!

Considering the code was written for most 1999 PC's (in the range of a 486 DX2 50mhz), is it possible to offset that somehow so that we get that slow, gentle, rolling Levitate we remember from classic EQ instead of how it exists currently?

[Simplistik]

It's client specific, SoD is the only one that does not bob that fast iirc.

[Lill-Leif]

Hadn't both the pentium 1 and 2 been out for a while in 1999?

[doacleric]

Minimum requirements for Classic EQ was a Pentium 160mhz, or close to that. Though realistically you didn't want to run it on anything slower than a Pentium II.

[kuahara]

Hadn't both the pentium 1 and 2 been out for a while in 1999?

yea, the P2 MMX had been out for a few years by then.

[Muzyn]

(in the range of a 486 DX2 50mhz)

I had a 486 DX2 40Mhz in 1993.

[EQvet]

Hrmmm. Yeah, I may be thinking about my first PC (that was running Doom, etc). Either way, would be nice to slow that animation down if possible (but I'm guessing that's not likely).