I want to use the React Intl FormattedRelative component but I need to change to a shorter text. E.g. instead of 30 minutes ago i need 30m ago .
Is there option to overwrite the units or change this text.
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I'm new to blender, after creating an animation, I want to render it. With the help of a large number of guides on the Internet, I think, I got the optimal animation rendering settings, as a result, but the beginning of the animation rendering I get 6 hours to render only 1 frame.
A computer:
RTX 3050 Ti 4gb
Ryzen 7 5800
16gb RAM
Settings:
I realize that the problem is in my settings, but I do not understand where.
Also, for some reason, when rendering 1 picture, the entire background I created change to orange due to technical error:
View in blender:
After render:
Thank you a lot for your time, I would really appreciate your help
(Im using Blender 3.4)
To reduce the render time make sure you head onto Edit > Preferences > System in that make sure you have CUDA enabled in Cycle render services. And for the change in background, that can be caused by some bug. So, upgrade your Blender to at least 3.8, because that's more stabler the its previous ones. Also make sure you have all the dependcy files(.dll) fixed and your DirectX version is 11.
I'm trying to upgrade from sweetAlert 8 to 10 and after install I'm geting font swal-content very big (maybe 3 or 5 times)
You can see here the original size
I tried with .all.min.js and also css and css alone.
Thanks!
I'm currently updating an angularJS 1 app to angular 4 and have stumbled upon a huge performance loss in angular 4 compared to angular 1. Imagine this template:
<dt *ngIf="auftrag?.project?.termin.aProperty">Title of aProperty</dt>
<dd *ngIf="auftrag?.project?.termin.aProperty">{{order?.project?.termin?.aProperty}}</dd>
There are 56 properties on the "order" object that should be displayed when they are set and not displayed at all when they are not set. So I have at least 112 ngIf conditions on 112 elements that need to be inserted into the DOM separately, plus some additional DOM elements and some *ngFor uses around it to make it look good.
In the old angular1 app this takes 60ms of raw scripting time on my machine to render (according to Chrome timeline).
In Angular 4 RC5 this takes around 250ms of raw scripting time (give or take a few more or less) and around 180ms after compiling it with AOT. Whats worse is, that I have a noticable delay to render this template on an iPhone while the angular 1 version feels like its instantaneous.
The angular4 component is already using OnPush changedetection. There is no difference in performance when I use angular 2.4.10.
In Angular1 I used "ng-show" as a performance improvement on every element. The angular2 equivalent in setting a "hidden" class when the condition is false doesn't change much in the scripting time (like so: < dt [class.hidden]="!order.cProperty>...< /dt>)
When I look into Chrome timeline of my angular 4 app, most of the time is spent in ZoneTask.invoke but it has almost no self-time. In fact there is almost no task which as any self-time. I don't really know whats going on here.
Where is the time spent? How can I make it faster?
I'm trying to put together a complication for my app, I'd like to have it potentially display different images depending on the content of the complication entry but am not sure how best to handle this.
I've got a complication group added to my watch extensions asset catalogue but it only seems to have slots for a single icon in multiple versions, for complication family and device size. I'm presuming this one that is linked to my watch's complication group is only for use by placeholder content, but then as you construct this template yourself I'm not sure why it has this project setting association with a group.
As I would like to add around 10-15 icons to choose from do I need to add multiple complication image sets to my watch app assets? Last years WWDC video on creating complications was early and had them working with images directly instead of image sets, but for the different watch sizes etc I'm presuming image sets are the preferred way to go about this.
Thanks for your help in advance, cheers!
At the moment it seems I'm able to work with normal images that are shared in my app between my iOS app, today widget and watch app. They work ok at the moment, but I'm not sure if they're the right way to go about it as they're definitely not the right size for complications being 30,60, and 90 pixels depending on the scale they're targeting. Still not entirely sure what the complication set is for in the assets as they don't seem to match the image size outlined in the apple guidelines for complications
After I reboot my machine, Microsoft Expression Blend 4 spends about 10 minutes loading every single font in C:\Windows\Fonts into some font cache (I determined this by watching its activity using Procmon). The application is unusable until this rather pointless operation completes. Is there any way to tweak Blend to stop it from doing this?
Doubtful. Whenever you have a text based property, you can change the font of that text in Blend. To do so, you get a list of fonts with each font name rendered in that font. Seems like you would need all of the fonts in the cache to be able to perform this operation.