IEvolution has a timer that decrements a counter at each tick (you can set the tick delay using DelayTimer property).

This timer controls the selection animation and the application of filters on scrolling (when DelayZoomFilter is True).

If you set negative values DelayTimer changes its behavior. Negative values represent the maximum CPU time that ImageEn can use to show selections. For example setting:

ieViewer1.DelayTimer = -10;

IEvolution will not use much more than 10% of the CPU time.

The default DelayTimer's value is -20 (maximum 20% of the CPU time).

Namespace: HiComponents.IEvolution
Assembly: IEvolution2 (in IEvolution2.dll) Version: 10.1.0.0

Syntax

         
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public int DelayTimer { get; set; }
Public Property DelayTimer As Integer
	Get
	Set
public:
property int DelayTimer {
	int get ();
	void set (int value);
}

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