Lerping lags when ran on server, but doesn't when I run it on the client

[Renz73v (Okuu)]

I was trying to make the arms and head of the player’s character move depending on where the player is facing, I used lerping for it, and it actually worked fine on the client, it was smooth, and didn’t stutter. Since I wanted to make other players see this in action, I decided to use a remote event to run the same exact code. Though it kinda works, I don’t like that it begins to stutter.

Is there anyway that I’m able to make the lerp run client side and a separate lerp will happen on the server side?

[dthecoolest]

I made a client clone to seperate client and server

Client replicate Motor6D offset to server

Oh I had the exact same issue with my mech’s turret system. The fix is actually quite simple though it may be quite a hack. I locally cloned the Motor6D and disabled the server one to avoid the conflict. function TurretController:EnableLocalControl() if self.LookAtConnection then self.LookAtConnection:Disconnect() end if not self.LocalControl then self.ServerJointMotor6D = self.JointMotor6D local originalTurretMotor = self.JointMotor6D originalTurretMotor.Enabled = false local tur…

[TheeDeathCaster]

You could have “fake” arms on the client’s visual side and adjust the “real” arms on the server.

[Emanuelecaja18]

It lags because there is always going to be delay between the client and server, for a cheap solution have you tried using both the client and the server versions together?