Weird issue at higher altitudes

[Akiko Soyinka]

I have this weird graphics issue this when zooming in to my av for photos at higher altitudes (above 500m)...and I've tried several different viewers. When I zoom in for closeups, I can see all attachments on my av (including mesh eyes, ears, etc) seem to be "jittery", like moving up and down slightly. I'm wearing a mesh body and head, but I don't notice this happening at ground level, only in my skyboxes/platforms. Anyone else seen this?

[Callum Meriman]

Yep, it's sort of a rounding error I believe. Nawt to do about it.

[Resi Pfeffer]

Thats nothing you can fix, sadly.
But if you go for a home, then choose one at sea level, instead of a skybox at 2000 meters.

[Parhelion Palou]

I've never seen jittering until somewhere above 6000 meters. My work platform is around 3000 meters up and things behave well (at least out to a fraction of a millimeter). Jittering at 500 meters would be unusual, but I have no idea if some combination of graphics settings could cause it.

Edited January 16, 2018 by Parhelion Palou
used about rather than above

[LittleMe Jewell]

My sky platform, where I spend the vast majority of my 'home' time, is at 1500 and I've only ever experienced jittering during zoom in once and a relog fixed that.