Difference between revisions of "Bug: cutscene editor in toolset lags when headtracking is set"
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BryanDerksen (Talk | contribs) (There's already a fix for this, it just wasn't necessarily obvious. I've updated the documentation to include it and am closing this bug. If this turns out not to help the lag issue, please reopen) |
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:35, 18 January 2010
- Version found: 1.0.1008.0
- Status: Already fixed via the "accurate headtracking" option
Description
The cutscene editor can begin to lag very badly when you have headtracking set. The lag can be on the order of 3-4 second delays when doing anything.
This is due to the complexity of the headtracking operation, and the fact that to be fully accurate the cutscene editor has to re-simulate all of the frames prior to the current one to find out where the heads would really be pointing.
Workarounds
Headtracking can be set to use a simpler simulation system during cutscene work via the "accurate headtracking" button in the toolbar or the option of the same name in the cutscene editor options panel. See Headtracking#Cutscene editor performance for more details.
