Let's talk about what the various displays of ZMOPEN mean first. The first FPS is the number of frames. As we all know, the penultimate value of the last three values is that your mouse focus is on the vertical axis of the map (note that the penultimate value 1 is that your mouse focus is on the horizontal axis of the map, and the penultimate value is always 0.00 and -0.00 ... The second ST is the only ST that puzzles the public now, and many people guess that it is "network delay". I asked the pixel sword maker what ST was, and the answer was "it's not a delay anyway" ... now let's get down to business. ST can be understood as the duration of skill action. For example, if you cut a target with a guide and cut a group of guides, the value of ST is about 3500. If the woodcutter hangs up with a left-click guide, you will see 1 set of guides, and the ST value will increase by about 3500/ set until you change other skills (or expressions). It will be displayed again according to the value of the newly used skill. 35XX represents the duration of a set of boot policies. Because the design of the left key can be repeated, when you cut the target, the value will increase with the duration of that skill. For example, if you change the left key to dragon pattern, the value of each set of dragon pattern is about 1600, then the left key is about 1600, and the two strokes are about 300. And so on. Right-click (including Zhao Lian and Zhao Lian editors) is discontinuous, so if you play the same skill or different skills continuously with right-click, ST will update the display value according to the skill you play each time. Of course, if you switch skills quickly or play Zhao Lian, the display will not keep up. For example, after you use it, the longer the character sits (you need to stand up to complete the skill, and the ST value will be updated). The greater the ST value. Finally, when a skill is created, the ST value will be increased by 100-200 before the skill value will appear. Therefore, the ST value can be said to be a tool to display the skill duration. A set of guiding tactics is about 3500, and a set of tactics to solve the problem is about 300, which proves that a set of tactics to solve the problem is a little faster than a set of guiding tactics.