How to improve Network Objects movement fluidity on client side?

[wraith iron]

Hello ! 
We are using Fishnet for the development of simple multiplayer mobile games, and we are struggling to reduce lags.

For example, the first game is a remake of Helix Jump, where the movement logic is processed on the server, then synchronized on the client.

It works pretty well, but there are recurring lag issues, even with a stable WiFi connection.
Even if we are not far from it, we still cannot achieve perfectly smooth movement.

In the case of helix, the ball and the LevelRotator (central element allowing the platforms to rotate) are network objects with a PredictedObject component, setup for NetworkTransform prediction.

There is no physics in the game, all elements are moved and rotated by script. 

Do you think it is possible to improve fluidity by adjusting the setting values ​​of NetworkTransform, PredictedObject or TimeManager? In this case could you suggest a setting that could improve this performance?

Also, we are using version 3.5.8.Pro, do you think it could improve the fluidity of updating to the latest version?
On the other hand, we are not yet using Prediction v2, do you think that could solve our problem?
Do you have any other suggestions to improve these lags and fluidity issues?

[cursive scaffold]

Hello! Are you using Client-side Prediction for your movement?

[wraith iron]

Yes, I'm using the Fishnet component PredictedObject on my objects, and I implemented Replicate and Reconcile methods in my script

[indigo copper]

can i see a video of what is happening?

[wraith iron]

sure !

[indigo copper]

I don't see any lag ;-; maybe it's just me though, the recording isn't at 60 fps

[wraith iron]

here is another video where you can see a lag at around 2sec

[indigo copper]

that doesn't look like internet lag, it looks like performance lag, because everything froze, the particles, the score counter and the animations

[indigo copper]

if it was wifi lag, then the ball would stop moving or clip through the floor

[wraith iron]

I see, thanks for your reply. What do you mean by performance? Is it more linked to unity's engine?

[indigo copper]

maybe it's one of your scripts that cause a huge performacne hit, like an infinite while loop, maybe a package in your project that is outdated and causes unity to lag for a second

[indigo copper]

i would comment out any code that you suspect causes unity to lag,

[indigo copper]

honestly with graphics so simple, it's not a rendering issue

[wraith iron]

Ok I will dig more and send you some updates

[wraith iron]

Thanks @indigo copper Appreciate

[wraith iron]

Could it also be a performance related issue if these lags happen more often when being in 4g than in wifi for example?

[indigo copper]

I have no idea, you'll have to show me which packages you have and your code