When I move my camera, my studio stutters unbearably. It happens in test as well.
This has happened as far back as I can remember, no idea why it happens, it has always happened every time I’ve used studio on this PC.
Here’s a video: https://streamable.com/eygjp
My specs are as follows:
Does the same thing happen in a clean baseplate or any other place of yours? This isn’t a surefire answer but it could be the large amount of particles.
Honestly, i don’t know why you’d ever think it would be the particles in cause with a i9. hoo knows lol
By the way, in my whole life i’ve used over 8 different PC to create in Studio
Most of them was a i3 in the past, never i’ve encountered this issue at all,
Can you try to experiment a bit how your lag starts or how it could be intensified?
Can you try in the same place with all plugins disabled?
What’s the position of the base plate?
It looks like a similar problem when the camera is millions of studs away from the origin.
@Subcritical_alt @TheRings0fSaturn I haven’t yet disabled any plugins, the baseplate position is at 0,0,0.
However, after opening a game into 3D accellerated gameplay (Dying Light in this case) the issue appears to have been fixed. I’ve had this issue in the past, and it used to fix itself when I started recording at high (>60) framerates.
After closing Dying Light, the issue comes right back, and even with all plugins disabled, the issue still persists.
This is starting to sound like it’s caused by VSync/GSync. Can you disable these for Studio and retry? NVidia will allow you to configure this per application.
I’ve never enabled either of those in my NVIDIA control panel, VSync is always set to use application settings, and I just don’t use GSync.
Late reply but I had the exact same issue and there were 2 causes. I’ll reply anyway in case anyone else in the future stumbles on this thread because when it happened to me I couldn’t find anything.
Other possible causes
You should also check if your display has Freesync support. nVidia GSync now supports high-quality Freesync models.
Well I have a few other ideas.
I’ve done both of those in the past and they fixed some issues with other applications. If you have changed your motherboard or a lot of your other hardware components, then you’re supposed to do a clean reinstall of windows 10 anyway.
Do you have any hardware-controlling software for fan-speed curves, GPU control, etc.? That could be causing it.
I think my Studio is doing the same thing yours is, except my stuttering is often accompanied by brief periods of “not responding”. It is a very new computer, only a few months old, so it shouldn’t be doing this… not with my specs. If I could still use Studio in this state, it wouldn’t be a problem, but it easily doubles my work time with this ghost “lag”.
My specs are much lower than yours, but comparable:
[EDIT] Oh dang, I just disabled Vsync for Studio, and so far so good!
[EDIT2] Vsync disabled, and it helps a little, but only half fixes the problem (reduces the number of stutters and crashes). It must be a compound issue.
This issue haven’t been fixed yet till this day, I have tried disabling Vsync and Freesync and it still stutters a lot that it’s unusable unless you’re only typing code
I had this issue, but here’s a fix that worked for me! I found the RobloxStudioBeta that the shortcut points to, then in the Properties>Compatibility I checked “Disable fullscreen optimizations”
I think it’s related to desktop scaling
I had the same issue till today, I went into Nvidia Control Panel and disabled my max framerate cap, it fixed the issue, apparently roblox looks choppy if it’s under 200 fps.
