Impulse's Unscaled Decay time?

It's nice that we can set the actual shake in unscaled time, but I've noticed that the decay time is not running on unscaled time that causes the screen to shake too much on-screen or the decay time's really slow when the time scale is low. We can just adjust the decay's transition curve sure, but how about the normal timescale?
I also cannot find a setting to set its transition time to unscaled one, can someone point me at the right setting to adjust?

 

Anyone? Let me explain it further with an example:
check the CM brain's "unscaled time" bool
then shake the camera at timescale = .125
the impulse's shake speed remains normal in slow motion.
but the impulse's decay transition is also slow in slow motion.

 

Awesome, thank you very much!

 

And is there any way to make decay's transition unscaled time? I've been looking and found nothing.

 

Hi, I'm on 2.6.5 and I have a related issue.

Currently, when CinemachineImpulseManager's ignoreTimeScale is set to false, when I set Unity's timeScale to 0, the camera shake will continue indefinitely while the game is "paused".

I am wrong to expect setting the timeScale to 0 would pause the camera shake?

 

Yes, of course.
The Impulse Source is on my main character, and the Impulse Listener is on my Virtual Cameras

 

No, it is set to -1

 

Yes, it is coming from impulseSource.GenerateImpulse() (i've tried multiple variants of this function).
I've outputed the CurrentTimeOverride, and CurrentTime from Cinemachine.
I can see that CurrentTime remains stable and override stays at -1, yet the camera continues to shake.

 

I've managed to replicate the issue in a very simple test project. Should I submit a bug report for this, with the sample project? Or can I post it directly here?