AnimatedSprite.Update(float) and AnimatedTilemap.Update(float) both assume milliseconds when it should be seconds

[AristurtleDev]

Description

Both the AnimatedSprite.Update(float) and AnimatedTilemap.Update(float) functions have a parameter that expects the elapsed time in milliseconds. Using milliseconds is not a typical use case for delta time. Generally delta time is done in seconds.

Steps to Reproduce

The typical use case will use delta time as total seconds not total milliseconds

// Assume an AnimatedSprite was created during the LoadContent method

protected override void Update(GameTIme gameTime)
{
    float deltaTime = (float)gameTime.ElapsedGameTime.TotalSeconds;
    _animatedSprite.Update(deltaTime);    
}

Expected Behavior

It would be expected that the animated sprite updates accordingly using the common format of delta time being in seconds.

Actual Behavior

The animated sprite is not updated as expected since it assumes delta time in milliseconds.

Configuration

Not applicable

Other Information

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[AristurtleDev]

This has been updated in the 4.0.4 release.