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Bug If you go with the camera a distance of 2000 from the center and put a weapon as a first person pers

Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by hizabor20, Apr 11, 2023.

  1. hizabor20

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    If you go with the camera a distance of 2000 from the center and put a weapon as a first person perspective, when it rotates, vibrations will appear in the weapon and the accuracy of the camera will weaken.

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    hizabor20, Apr 11, 2023
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  2. spiney199

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    Yes, this is called floating point precision, or lack of precision the further you get from zero. This phenomenon has been well understood for decades.

    It's just a bug, it's just an inherent part of floating point numbers.
     
    spiney199, Apr 11, 2023
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  3. hizabor20

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    Ok what is the solution

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    hizabor20, Apr 11, 2023
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  4. spiney199

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    Not so much a 'solution' as there are various ways around the problem. A common one is a concept called a 'floating origin'. Do some searching/reading. Again, this is a decades old problem with countless solutions already out there.
     
    spiney199, Apr 11, 2023
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  5. PraetorBlue

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    Don't put your camera at a distance of 2000
     
    PraetorBlue, Apr 11, 2023
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