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Why does the layer movement tab have 17 freaking decimal places? Under which circumstance could someone possibly need that many?

The more precise the better.

Double - a floating point type which has 17 decimals precision. I sets so big precission because limit of spin-box GUI element where impossible to have variable precision without data loss.

I have no idea what you're talking about, but I guess you know what you're doing.

So, if PGE is supposed to be compatible with SMBX, are we going to keep the really screwy layer-movement system where you have to use speed values like 1.96923 to get the layer to be in the right place at the right time? Because, I find that system just a little bit annoying. I shouldn't have to use a calculator to figure out how fast I want a layer to move.

Internally SMBX uses double type, therefore 17 decimals precision is maximal. I'll try to check this to don't force 17-decimals view and allow any precision without breaking of design