extrapolation problem
Posted:
May 14th, 2020, 4:26 pmby s e
Hi everyone. I have a problem with game physics. I've been playing on 200 extrapolation for a year. Now my feeling for the ball it's too slow for me. I mean... I don't feel like I'm using extrapolation at all. Game physics is breaking down, ball is not sticky. Do u know any way to fix a problem with a game that doesn't work smoothly? Summarizing - my reaction is very slow and my control is heavy.
Thanks for all the advice if they show up!
Re: extrapolation problem
Posted:
May 14th, 2020, 4:31 pmby chuck d fresh
Just take 300, no problem. It doesn't kill game.
Re: extrapolation problem
Posted:
May 14th, 2020, 6:51 pmby Laki
frenkie de jongeż wrote:Just take 300, no problem. It doesn't kill game.
I'd say 450 and should make a difference
Re: extrapolation problem
Posted:
May 14th, 2020, 6:54 pmby chuck d fresh
Laki wrote:frenkie de jongeż wrote:Just take 300, no problem. It doesn't kill game.
I'd say 450 and should make a difference
Playing without a 350 + makes no sense, I see too much.
Re: extrapolation problem
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May 14th, 2020, 7:56 pmby DiMiliano
frenkie de jongeż wrote:Laki wrote:frenkie de jongeż wrote:Just take 300, no problem. It doesn't kill game.
I'd say 450 and should make a difference
Playing without a 350 + makes no sense, I see too much.
Laki wrote:frenkie de jongeż wrote:Just take 300, no problem. It doesn't kill game.
I'd say 450 and should make a difference
you can play with 2000 extrapolation too...