I am having issues with the head and waist stuttering when rotating. I know what the issue is but absolutely have no idea on how to fix it. The issue is most like because the script is using "RunService.RenderStepped" which runs every frame. I will list the script below!
#Head and Waist Rotation Stuttering
empty ledge
nah its because you're firing to the server which changes what is going on with the client
this has a delay, which causes stuttering
just do all of it on the client
ancient nest
nah its because you're firing to the server which changes what is going on with ...
oh, id rather keep it so other players can see it, could i just make it not tween and just updates immediately because the player is going to be in first person anyways so i dont really care about smoothness really
empty ledge
oh, id rather keep it so other players can see it, could i just make it not twee...
have you tested that?
ancient nest
nah, imma try to rn
empty ledge
nah, imma try to rn
no i meant, have you tested doing it on the client only?
because that does in fact replicate to the server and will show to all players
players have network ownership of their local character
so anything you do to it on the client will be sent to the server and show for everyone.
i'm not 100% certain it works for motors, but i'm pretty sure it does. that's what i'm saying you should test.
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ancient nest
i will probably just end up making it client only like u said and remove the tween too because it doesnt really matter about the server tbh, all i just care is that the player can move their torso and head while in first person so the can rotate theyre flashlight around
empty ledge
tbh you could probably just set the parts cframes directly instead of messing with the motor properties. that 100% will replicate to the server
ancient nest
tbh you could probably just set the parts cframes directly instead of messing wi...
like change the head and torso cframes?
empty ledge
like change the head and torso cframes?
yes. just bear in mind that rotating the torso is likely to rotate the head also since they are constrained by a motor so there's a correct order to do it in
i'm not totally sure on which order is correct but you can test that pretty easily