I have this rotation speed in time that I want to update in code, but when I do it, it seems to cause a big jitter as the value changes. I assume this is caused by how the calculation changes, is there a way to fix this at all?
#Adding values in runtime causes jitter
ancient python
one thing im thinking i could do is store the value of the rotation in code and just increment it there
but im wondering if there's a way i can just fix this in code
dapper elbow
I have this rotation speed in time that I want to update in code, but when I do ...
Here I think you're multiplying the Time node by your property?
You can rather make custom time property and to change the speed multiply how much you increment it per frame
If you mean to ask if you can fix this in a shader without more code, I don't think that's possible
hallow gust
Yeah, it's impossible to adjust the rotation speed smoothly if you aren't remembering the current rotation
Your shader doesn't remember the rotation from frame to frame
It just multiplies the current time by _RotateSpeed
I've solved this by creating my own time property, as Spazi suggested
so rather than changing the multiplier, you change how quickly time advances in the first place
ancient python
I've solved this by creating my own time property, as Spazi suggested
yeah, this is what I ended up doing in the end. I assumed that shaders didn't really save a "state" per se so I couldn't mess with that, so I just store a custom time value in a script and modify the time of thag