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Lag in chrome based browsers for duration of the value of the speed option #49

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syrkis opened this issue Apr 9, 2018 · 4 comments

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@syrkis
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syrkis commented Apr 9, 2018

Has anybody been experiencing lags on chromium based browsers?

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@gijsroge
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gijsroge commented Apr 9, 2018

Did you by accident perhaps put a css transition (delay) on the tilt element itself?

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syrkis commented Apr 10, 2018

No, that's not it. I'm getting the same behaviour on http://gijsroge.github.io/tilt.js/ and https://openai.com/

In all cases I am NOT able to consistently produce this behaviour. 10% if the time, when a page has been loaded for a while, tilt will work without lag.

One difference being that on your site the lag occurs for the duration of the speed-value, where as on openai.com the lag stays indefinitely.

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gijsroge commented Apr 13, 2018

As you are experiencing it on both sites, its probably a local issue because openai is not using tilt.js. I'm really not sure what it could be, sorry.

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mohas commented Jun 28, 2018

I had the same problem with lagging, after inspection I found out that I'm having a transition all on the same element as tilt.js, after removing the transition, lagging got better a lot, remember that the css property may be inherited, in my case the designer felt that it would give the website an artistic feel if he applies a transition to all element

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