[fixed] 3.5.3-beta1 takes too long to get closed

[Pizza90]

Hi guys, i dont know if this is a bug or something like that, when i close megaglest, the game instead of closing quick as normal it takes like 3 or 4 seconds. During these seconds the mouse key (the one of megaglest) gets stuck and i can see the one i use normally for my operative system.

Im on ubuntu lucid lynx 10.04 32 bit (using the beta 3.5.3).

This is not a very important thing but it is a little annoying since it didnt happen in 3.5.2.

Greetings.

[will]

quick thought; the music isn't fading, is it?

[Coldfusionstorm]

I also have this on windows, ecept it seems a little worse for it can even crash sometimes depending on load.

[softcoder]

This delay was requested by tomreyn (music fade on exit)

[Coldfusionstorm]

However 3-4 seconds are waay to much, make it like 0.5-1.5 MAX

[TotalNoob]

I agree. It is a bit too long.

[titi]

I also don't like this music fade out when leaving the game, its just annoying in my opinion and should really be changed.

In general I personal also don't like the music fade out/in when a game starts, but if people like/want it this way, its ok for me.

[Mr War]

Fading when loading a game is a nice touch. Fading when exiting, or any other time when things would be noticeably faster without it, gets to be a pain. 

[tomreyn]

I like it when you have music on. It's superfluous when you have no music anyways. Looks like I skipped a discussion which would have been good to have there. Sorry.

[softcoder]

Ok add this to glestuser.ini

ShutdownFadeSoundMilliseconds=x

where by default x is 1750 (milliseconds). Would like to hear what value should be used for application fade shutdown

[Pizza90]

So no more mouse arrow stuck for 3 seconds?Good

[softcoder]

Anyone care to offer advice as to what the default fade out should be in this case?

[tomreyn]

I'd say
ShutdownFadeSoundMilliseconds=1000
makes a good default.

Plus, (only) if that's quickly done, if FactorySound=None or SoundVolumeMusic=0 then ShutdownFadeSoundMilliseconds should always be 0.

[softcoder]

done in svn rev #2799