Camera issues - See video

[Sugarbaby497]

Please see this loom video to understand what's going on.  I am on a windows computer using Firestorm. https://www.loom.com/share/caa72c7d9ae84c61807ffd72be2749d5

 

Please help.

[Rolig Loon]

That's called LAG, almost certainly caused by a wobbly Internet connection.  It's nothing you can fix in your viewer.  If you are on wifi, switch to a cable Internet connection if you can.  Try rebooting your modem and router.

[Fritigern Gothly]

I do not agree with Rolig, this is not lag at all. Lag looks different.

There are camera HUDs out there that can "smoothen" your camera movements and that looks exactly the way it looks in your video. 

I looked but it does not seem that you are using any kind of HUD which could cause it, so I am going to wager a guess and say that you may have adjusted some camera settings in an attempt to make its use in SL easier or to attempt to make stuff look nicer. Nobody can blame you for that though.

Click the Camera Icon on the left of your screen, near the top of the stack of buttons 😉
This opens the Camera Tools. The bottom slider is "Camera Smoothing", to the right of the slider is a button marked D. Click that, and the smoothing will be set to its default. Problem solved!

Edited August 18, 2020 by Fritigern Gothly

[Rowan Amore]

5 hours ago, Fritigern Gothly said:

I do not agree with Rolig, this is not lag at all. Lag looks different.

There are camera HUDs out there that can "smoothen" your camera movements and that looks exactly the way it looks in your video. 

I looked but it does not seem that you are using any kind of HUD which could cause it, so I am going to wager a guess and say that you may have adjusted some camera settings in an attempt to make its use in SL easier or to attempt to make stuff look nicer. Nobody can blame you for that though.

Click the Camera Icon on the left of your screen, near the top of the stack of buttons 😉
This opens the Camera Tools. The bottom slider is "Camera Smoothing", to the right of the slider is a button marked D. Click that, and the smoothing will be set to its default. Problem solved!

If you look closely, you'll see her fps is in the single digits so I'm going to agree...slow internet connection.  She could try reducing her graphics settings which normally helps me.  

[Lindal Kidd]

Try going up above 1,000m in the same region.  Does your performance improve?  Then it may not be your internet connection, but simply way too many high resolution textures being used down at ground level.

[Fritigern Gothly]

3 hours ago, RowanMinx said:

If you look closely, you'll see her fps is in the single digits so I'm going to agree...slow internet connection.  She could try reducing her graphics settings which normally helps me.  

Slow FPS while recording a video is often caused by that, recording a video because your PC is too busy to work on your FPS.
Not to mention that your internet connection has absolutely nothing to do with your FPS.

[Rowan Amore]

36 minutes ago, Fritigern Gothly said:

Slow FPS while recording a video is often caused by that, recording a video because your PC is too busy to work on your FPS.
Not to mention that your internet connection has absolutely nothing to do with your FPS.

you're correct about fps but seems she was probably having the issue before taking the video or why would she take the video.  I still say readjust your graphics settings first.  

[Fritigern Gothly]

19 minutes ago, RowanMinx said:

you're correct about fps but seems she was probably having the issue before taking the video or why would she take the video.  I still say readjust your graphics settings first.  

You know, there is audio to the video...

[Rowan Amore]

57 minutes ago, Fritigern Gothly said:

You know, there is audio to the video...

Nope, I did not.

 

[Fritigern Gothly]

1 hour ago, RowanMinx said:

Nope, I did not.