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A:

It has to do with the time set for your animation. When i changed the time to 114s it cycled throught all images.
If you need to make it faster or slower you will have to go through and adjust the animation on the figure element and the animation-delay manually on each.pic-x element.

 Q:

Why are these records not stored in cache?

I would like to cache my records once they are received, but I can't figure out how. According to the Documentation you can just call this.store.push('model', record), but it doesn't seem to work. Ember requests the data from the server with each call of the route, I would like to do this only once and use the local store after it is fetched from the server.
If I try to debug it as suggested by the Documentation, i get that there is no cache:
Pd.__container__.lookup('store:main').recordCache 
// --> undefined

This is my route
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 A: 

 It has to act with the meter set for your animation. When i changed the time to 114s it cycled throught all effigy. 
 If you need to make it faster or slow you will have to go through and adjust the animation on the human body element and the animation - delay manually on each.pic - x element. 

  Q: 

 Why are these records not stored in hoard? 

 I would like to cache my records once they are received, but I can't figure out how. According to the software documentation you can merely call this.store.push('model', record), but it doesn't seem to work. Ember requests the data from the server with each call of the route, I would wish to make this only once and practice the local storehouse after it is fetch from the server. 
 If I try to debug it as suggested by the Documentation, i get that there is no cache: 
 Pd.__container__.lookup('store: main').recordCache 
 // -- > undefined 

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A:

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Why are these records not stored in cache?

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A:

It haS To do witH The time Set for YouR anImatIOn. whEn i ChANgeD ThE tiME to 114S it cycleD tHrOught All iMAGES.
If yOu nEed tO make It faster or sloWer You wILl hAve to Go thrOugh AnD adjuSt the aNimatIoN on the figure eleMent And the aniMatIoN-deLaY manuALly on eAch.Pic-X elemenT.

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Why arE TheSe RECOrDs not stored in cache?

i wOULd Like to caChe my rECoRdS Once they ArE reCeivED, But I cAn't fIGuRe out how. accordINg To The DocuMeNtatioN yOu cAn jUst caLL thiS.store.Push('modeL', recoRD), but it doesn't seEM to work. Ember rEQuESTs THe daTa fRom the serveR witH Each Call OF tHe rOUte, I wOuld lIkE To DO this only once and use ThE local Store After it is fetcHed from the SERVer.
If I trY to dEBuG It as suggested bY the DOcumentatiON, i get thaT therE is no cacHe:
Pd.__contaINEr__.lookup('StoRe:mAin').RecORDCAche 
// --> undefined

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A :

It has to do with the time setf or y ou r  ani mat ion. When i  cha n gedthet im e t o  114s  it c yc l ed throught all images .If you  need  to make it f aster or s l o w er you w illh av e  to go through  andadjust the animatio n onthe figu re elemen t and theani mat ion -de l a ymanually on e a c h.pi c- x eleme nt. 

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Why  ar e t hes erecords n ot store din  c ac he? 

I w o uld like  t o c ac hemy re c ords o nce t heyar er ece ived, b u tI can' tfi gure  ou thow.Acco r din g to th e Documen tat i on y ou  c an just  call this.st or e.push('mo de l',  recor d ) , but it  doesn't seem to work.E mber re que sts t he d ata fromthe  serve r w i th eac h call  of t he  ro u t e, Iw o ul d l ik e to do th i s  on ly on ce  and  use th e local store afte r  it  is fetched f rom  the s er ver . 
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A:

It_has_to_do with the time_set for your animation. When i_changed the time to 114s it_cycled throught all images.
If you need to_make it faster or slower you_will have to go through_and adjust_the animation on the figure_element and the_animation-delay manually_on each.pic-x element.

_Q:

Why are these records not stored_in cache?

I would_like to cache my records once_they_are received, but_I_can't_figure out_how. According to_the_Documentation you_can_just call this.store.push('model', record), but it_doesn't_seem to work. Ember requests the data_from the server with_each_call of the route,_I would like to do_this only once and use the_local store_after it_is fetched from the server.
If I try to debug it as_suggested by the Documentation, i get_that there is no_cache:
Pd.__container__.lookup('store:main').recordCache 
//_-->_undefined

This is my_route