This is called client interpolation. VRChat records a certain fraction of your inputs based on what info your client captures to send to the server to be networked to other clients (like fbt tracking, movement input, picking up / throwing stuff) and then applies smooth transitions between the limited info it has captured (lerping). This is done for network performance reasons. You can see this applied to the physics of an object that someone else throws as well. That's why objects that people interact with can appear laggy, but then move smoothly once you throw them.
exacty. we can't expect everyone to have a GBs internet connection just for vrchat because very single move and animation frame of every character get's send over at 60 fps.
I'm gonna try using ovr smooth tracking with my imus tonight. Since vrchat can only grab so much to smooth it server side, adding extra ticks interpolated might give vrchat enough to work with to smooth it out more. (Imus update notoriously slow atm, 50fps atm so fast movements are lost both client and server side afaik)
@@CupOfNoodlesMusic or you can test that out yourself - slimetora allows you to use the haritorax wireless (and wired in the beta version) trackers with slimevr server so you might be able to see better results with it (slightly biased though because i'm a dev for it lol)
While ping can definitely effect how many of your inputs are networked to other clients, that is not the only thing that's happening here. VRChat interpolates all of the IK data received from the network and smooths it. Have a look at the video description. The video title is to put it in layman's terms.
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This is great, but I also hate this feature. Like when i want to do fast physical gestures, they dont come through as well
good to know my shit tracking is as shit
This is called client interpolation. VRChat records a certain fraction of your inputs based on what info your client captures to send to the server to be networked to other clients (like fbt tracking, movement input, picking up / throwing stuff) and then applies smooth transitions between the limited info it has captured (lerping). This is done for network performance reasons.
You can see this applied to the physics of an object that someone else throws as well. That's why objects that people interact with can appear laggy, but then move smoothly once you throw them.
exacty. we can't expect everyone to have a GBs internet connection just for vrchat because very single move and animation frame of every character get's send over at 60 fps.
I'd love to see this with IMU trackers like Slime
I'm gonna try using ovr smooth tracking with my imus tonight. Since vrchat can only grab so much to smooth it server side, adding extra ticks interpolated might give vrchat enough to work with to smooth it out more. (Imus update notoriously slow atm, 50fps atm so fast movements are lost both client and server side afaik)
@@CupOfNoodlesMusicHow’d it go
@excisionsstepserum8336 did not work with my haritorax, compared to smoothing out my vive trackers. Could be different with slime though!
@@CupOfNoodlesMusic or you can test that out yourself - slimetora allows you to use the haritorax wireless (and wired in the beta version) trackers with slimevr server so you might be able to see better results with it
(slightly biased though because i'm a dev for it lol)
good demo,
Okay, so I'm high, but I'm also not. Thank you for this info. dint know dat. The more you know ----------------------------+
btw this isn't smoothing your tracking this is vrchat deleting inputs based off of you ping
While ping can definitely effect how many of your inputs are networked to other clients, that is not the only thing that's happening here. VRChat interpolates all of the IK data received from the network and smooths it. Have a look at the video description. The video title is to put it in layman's terms.
bro need to look up the basic definition of PING
bruh i know ping this comment almost a year old lol@@EnnTomi1
avi name? ik this is old
It was a personal remake of Draxx by Just Erindale