The output clock moves along the source timeline. Brighter dots receive less temporal suppression. Adjust one control at a time to see its effect. This diagram illustrates the attention rule; it does not simulate a generated video.
Dots are illustrative times, not the actual latent-frame sampling frequency. The curve shows a relative key-weight multiplier before attention normalization, not a final attention probability. A zero strength or cap removes this bias only; it does not undo temporal RoPE alignment. To compare against native H3 without TARA, bypass the complete MODEL patch.
For time difference Δt: penalty = min(c, λ × (max(0, |Δt| − w) / f)²). The relative multiplier is exp(−penalty). At the defaults and Δt=0.4 seconds, the penalty is1.28 and the multiplier is about0.278. Other logits and attention normalization still determine the final probabilities.