Question Camera Bump when finishing recentering

Hey guys we are having an issue in polishment, it happens when the camera is displaced/teleported and we trigger recenter on it, it recenter smoothly but when the recentering movement is about to end it moves abbruptely to the final position causing a tiny but very fast movement which is not very good in terms of polishment,

I've had run some tests and im sure that its the Cinemachine configuration I just dont know what exaclty it migh be, we are using FreeLook Camera with all set to Hard Look (which i suspect the most) but I cant find a config that I can change and avoid so what could it be?

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Thanks

 

Yeah!
_The CM is Version 2.8.4
_The game teleport the character in different possitions in 3D (xyz) world pos and then trigger recenter
_Not it doesn't, it only happens in this case
_I got youa vide in the link:

 

Yeah is that tiny snap u can see it better on the second 16 of the video.
Its just being hard for me to find out what its causing it. If its a collider or a config I dont know.
1.No, i literally teleport the player and the camera will follow by the CM follow along
2.It is being triggered by code triggering the Recenter function both on Vertical and Horizontal, codewise it never happens in any other situation but this, sometimes the CM triggers the Horizontal default recenter by its own but its all the same in code because it validates if the camera is in its default position

Code (CSharp):

1. IEnumerator RecenterHorizontal()
2.     {
3.         //float force = (Time.deltaTime * recenteringHSpeed * dirSignal);
4.         //if (isRecenteringByTime) { force *= recenteringByTimeSpeed; }
5.         //        camRig2FolowChar.RotateAround(camRig2FolowChar.position, Vector3.down,
6.         //                (force * Time.deltaTime * speedHorizontal * 100f));
7.         if (isRecenteringByTime)
8.         { camRig2FolowChar.localRotation = Quaternion.Lerp(camRig2FolowChar.localRotation, charTran.localRotation, Time.fixedDeltaTime * recenteringByTimeSpeed); }
9.         else { camRig2FolowChar.localRotation = Quaternion.Lerp(camRig2FolowChar.localRotation, charTran.localRotation, Time.fixedDeltaTime * recenteringHSpeed); }
10.  
11.         yield return new WaitForSeconds(0);
12.  
13.         if(Mathf.Abs(verifyDistance(transform, defaultCamPos)) <= distXfromAnchor
14.             || Input.GetAxisRaw("Horizontal") != 0 ||
15.             Input.GetAxisRaw("Vertical") != 0)
16.         {
17.             StopCoroutine("RecenterHorizontal"); canMoveAround = true; isWaitingToTurn180Again = false;
18.             resetRecenteringBytime(); resetVarRecenterXbyBtn();
19.         }
20.         else { StartCoroutine("RecenterHorizontal"); }
21.  
22. //        if (Mathf.Abs(Vector3.Distance(transform.position, defaultCamPos.position)) <= distXfromAnchor)
23. //        { StopCoroutine("RecenterHorizontal"); canMoveAround = true; isWaitingToTurn180Again = false;
24. //            /*movementUnichan.UpdateForwardDir();*/ resetRecenteringBytime(); }
25. //        else { StartCoroutine("RecenterHorizontal"); }
26.     }
27.     IEnumerator RecenterVertical()
28.     {
29.         float force = Time.deltaTime * recenteringVSpeed;
30.         if (isRecenteringByTime) { force *= recenteringByTimeSpeed; }
31.         anchorLookAt.localPosition = Vector3.Lerp(anchorLookAt.localPosition, anchorLookAtDefaultPos.localPosition, force);
32.             //= new Vector3(anchorLookAt.localPosition.x, Mathf.Lerp(anchorLookAt.localPosition.y, defaultCamHeigh, force), anchorLookAt.localPosition.z);
33.         yield return new WaitForSeconds(0);
34.         //if (Mathf.Abs(anchorLookAt.localPosition.y - defaultCamHeigh) < distYfromAnchor)
35.        
36.         if (Mathf.Abs(Vector3.Distance(anchorLookAt.localPosition, anchorLookAtDefaultPos.localPosition)) <= distYfromAnchor)
37.         { StopCoroutine("RecenterVertical"); resetRecenteringBytime(); resetYCanScroll(); }
38.         else { StartCoroutine("RecenterVertical"); }
39.     }

The main recenter methods are those, they movimentates the gameobjects that the camera is told to LookAt(), as if it where an anchor.
This works pretty fine so I've not much doubts that could be probably another thing causing it,not 100% sure either. When I turn off CineMachine it doesnt snaps.

Thank you!

 

Hey there !

Yeah the project needed a lot of specific camera work, but basically this error only happens when the CM component is on, and only when stairs transitioning (im suspecting its the height difference between the two positions)

To reproducoe, AWSD to walk, mouse to movemente the camera, and spacebarr when the stairs are highlighted to start the transition, when it ends you can see the small snap vertically as the video before shows too.

Maybe using late update instead? Enteresting...
You can download it here withing 30 days:
https://easyupload.io/f3axj2

Thank you for the support!

 

Hey yeah that really made it!

But takes away our control during the cutscene and during the walking because of the camera position update and walking blending camera forward vector with the character velocity vector.

But yeah guess I'll try programming a system to change those damping variable values from code and make them 1 during the transitions only!

I really appreciate the help,
Thank you very much!