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Arm inertia Issues #6102
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Basically, the arm goes all over the screen. |
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Doesn't happen every time; occurs randomly |
I can confirm this on Ubuntu 17.04 as well. Except for me, it happens nearly all the time, and not only that but I've also had the hand disappear entirely for a time. It is pretty sad how little these PRs have been tested before merge... lol |
Get back to an older commit ( |
octacian, it was tested but didn't occur for the tester, if you want PRs tested more thoroughly then you have to test them yourself. |
People, can you please answer these questions:
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a80ecbe is affected by the bug |
Seems to be triggered on teleporting |
what do you mean? |
I can confirm that the issue only seems to happen after teleporting, being via And the two questions:
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Seems like it's related to yaw. I can carefully pitch up and down without too much effect, but any amount of yaw will make it flicker, when the effect does come into play. |
The only thing it could mean, you dummy: I confirm the bug happens with Minetest server+client on commit a80ecbe. |
Unfortunately, I'm not able to reproduce the issue after teleporting. But disabling the arm inertia by default should be considered. |
Try reproducing it on actual server, for example Hometown, find a spot, /sethome it, then go into completely different area and do /home. |
Irrelevant, it's a client-side effect entirely. Also singleplayer mode is a server too. |
Try my config. Issue is easily reproduced for me, at least on hometown server:
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It doesn't happen if you just teleport. You need to be moving the camera around during teleport. |
EDIT: Got it now. |
https://youtu.be/U_Tn1yaxFu8
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