Just have the music player wait for 30 seconds before putting on new record. That way a short look somewhere else won't jerk the music around.
The music is amazing btw. I look forward to reaching the rest of the planets.

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 Like, you switch to one place, the music started to play and already caught your attention or even started to carry away with corresponding mood. But you then quickly switch to the platform to just press ESC if you were in remote view, and that's it. The music got interrupted which does not add joy.
 Like, you switch to one place, the music started to play and already caught your attention or even started to carry away with corresponding mood. But you then quickly switch to the platform to just press ESC if you were in remote view, and that's it. The music got interrupted which does not add joy.

The whole screen changing colour to a planet with different colour schemes and a different factory is a whole lot of feedback alreadyThe current way was chosen as a compromise between immediate feedback of switching surfaces

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Yes, setting the delay to some huge number will do what you want, the current song will finish and a new one based on the current surface you're looking at will start.kizrak wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 3:48 am If I set `music-transition-delay-ticks` to `216000` or some other combination of settings allow me to achieve this?
 I first set this delay to about 2000 ticks + increased fade-out, and transitions already became smooth to me, that I didn't really even notice them (tracks don't hastily interrupt on one hand, and on the other hand they still switch to another track if I've been "looking" at another surface for quite a long). But I now also set this delay to a huge number, so that tracks don't interrupt at all and finish over time. Also looks good to me.
 I first set this delay to about 2000 ticks + increased fade-out, and transitions already became smooth to me, that I didn't really even notice them (tracks don't hastily interrupt on one hand, and on the other hand they still switch to another track if I've been "looking" at another surface for quite a long). But I now also set this delay to a huge number, so that tracks don't interrupt at all and finish over time. Also looks good to me.