Converting speed scale to FPS

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I have a animated sprite that is in a dark area and I want to sync its animation with the same animation on a light2D to make it more visible, but the sprite uses speed scale and the light2D uses FPS, is there any way to convert speed scale to FPS?

Godot version 3.3.2
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This involves the use of the _process() function (and the corresponding delta parameter). But I can't determine which one to use. Maybe, instead, the sprite could be programmed to use the idle_frame signal in its animation?

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I’m a new developer and have no clue what an idle frame is, I just wanted to know the base speed scale (that is multiplied by the value you put in speed_scale) in FPS.

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If you want animation to interact with light, "animate" with shader.

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