Whenever I watch a replay of an online race, many times the competition will
appear to be very jumpy. Anyone know why? Or what I can do to stop it?
Thanks,
Richard
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[email hidden] (Richard San Jose) wrote:
> Whenever I watch a replay of an online race, many times the competition
> will appear to be very jumpy. Anyone know why?
Unless everyone's got stunning connections, their car's position won't be
accurately "guessed" by GPL, leading to corrections xx(x) milliseconds
later when the accurate data arrives at the server.
At least, that's what I think :->
Andrew McP
Sounds like warp or latency issue. Only cure is a better connection.
MS
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> Whenever I watch a replay of an online race, many times the competitionwill
> appear to be very jumpy. Anyone know why? Or what I can do to stop it?
> Thanks,
> Richard
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If only 1 other car is warping, it's their connection. If all the other
cars are warping, it's your connection.
Make sure you setup a special dialup icon which turns off error
correction, turns the FIFO buffers to the 2nd notch from the left and
connects at a slow speed like 28.8 or 31.2. www.vroc.net should have
more info.
Furthermore, connect to good servers on VROC. Use ALT-M when driving to
monitor your connection realtime.
Jason.
Richard San Jose wrote:
>
> Whenever I watch a replay of an online race, many times the competition will
> appear to be very jumpy. Anyone know why? Or what I can do to stop it?
> Thanks,
> Richard
> To reply to me remove NoSpam from my email address
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