Is it possible to overcome this delay/stutter?

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#2

Apply this on the x and y axis of the camera

#3

I am sorry I don’t understand. Could you please elaborate a bit more?

#4

x represents the current time step, this is alpha in a sense and y represents the unit scalar it should be at

#5

I still don’t follow what you mean. What exactly in roblox terms am i to do? Do something to the camera upon server event? Sorry i’m gonna need a bit more to understand

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#6

when your event happens tell the cameras cframe to move x distance dependent on the current time step derived from the equation. I am not gonna give you code, im eating rice…

#7

So i am supposed to edit the camera of each player every time i fire the event? that seems counter productive

#8

well think of it from a logical perspective what are you actually doing when the users camera shakes

#9

the camera doesn’t shake, the part just kinda hangs there a bit before it starts moving i can give you a link to the game so you can see for yourself if you like

#10

could you send a link to a place where i can try this? it’s hard to tell from the recording

#11

here

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#12

that stutter is caused by network ownership, on the server script, when creating the bomb, set it’s network ownership to nil (server) so it doesn’t transfer to other clients.

Part:SetNetworkOwner(nil)

do this after parenting it to workspace

#13

ok let me try that and then we’ll see

#14

unfortunately nothing changed :frowning:

#15

could you post both client and server scripts that work on this tool?

#16

–local

local t = 1;
local mouse = game.Players.LocalPlayer:GetMouse();
local hrp = game.Players.LocalPlayer.CharacterAdded:Wait():WaitForChild(“HumanoidRootPart”);
local bball = script.Parent:WaitForChild(“Handle”);

script.Parent.Activated:Connect(function()
print “fire server”

script.Parent.R:FireServer(mouse.Hit.p)

end)

–server

local t = .6;

local R = script.Parent.R

R.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player, Pos)
print “recieved”
local hrp = player.Character:WaitForChild(“HumanoidRootPart”);

local bball = player.Character:WaitForChild(“Server”).Handle
print “2”
local g = Vector3.new(0, -game.Workspace.Gravity, 0);
local x0 = hrp.CFrame * Vector3.new(0, 2, -2)

– calculate the v0 needed to reach mouse.Hit.p
local v0 = (Pos - x0 - 0.5gt*t)/t;

– have the ball travel that path
local c = bball:Clone()
c.Trail.Enabled = true

c.Velocity = v0;
c.CFrame = CFrame.new(x0);
c.CanCollide = true;
c.Parent = workspace;
c:SetNetworkOwner(nil)

end)

#17

weird, it shouldn’t lag after setting the network owner. are you sure there aren’t any errors?
did you try it in a published place? what other kind of lag are we talking about?

#18

well it IS in a published place, you can test it yourself in the link provided above. I don’t think it’s lag exactly, more like the server is slow to apply the velocity to the part, honestly it’s driving me crazy yet i’ve got no solutions

#19

do you wanna try applying velocity after you set the network owner?

#20

no effect :frowning: thank you very much for trying to help me but i must go to sleep, hopefully i’ll find a solution tomorrow

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#22

BufferModule | A system built to help combat input latency on Roblox! any1 know how to apply this module?