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|  Question about Vizard Expiration Timer Rate 
			
			Hi. Just want to ask simple question. What is the fastest vizard timer expiration rate? I`m pretty sure vizard have fastest timer expiration rate but i dont know the exact value. Of course i cant use command like below right? viz.callback(viz.TIMER_EVENT,read_simulation) viz.starttimer(0,0.000001,viz.FOREVER) I want to make replay for simulation i did and i want to add function like fastforward or fastbackward so i thinking of using timer to make scene faster or slower. But seems the rate that i took all the data is maybe close to the vizard fastest timer expiration rate so all the scene that i fastforward or fastbackward dont show too much difference. Hope somebody can help. Thanks. | 
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			A value of 0 will get you the fastest timer expiration. That's close to once every frame.
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			Can you describe it in value of second? [like 0.001sec] I want to know the fastest timer expiration rate so i can decide the best sampling rate to save the data. | 
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