RE: [Algorithms] Network replication of root motion animation

[Rowan W. <ro...@ir...>]

yeah thats what i was thinkin along the lines of, however i have one big =
concern. With linear motion if the server and client deviate, you can =
either snap or interpolate the client over a few frames to get back in =
sync with the server... this is generally not very noticeable to the eye =
even with quite large deviations. However because you are now =
replicating animation state, if the server/client deviate you have to =
snap animation state as well.... and thats something which i think would =
be very noticeable. I have no idea how bad it would look in practice =
thou...

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Du Bois [mailto:pau...@gm...]
> Sent: Wednesday, 25 May 2005 12:14 PM
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> Subject: Re: [Algorithms] Network replication of root motion animation
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> It seems so simple that perhaps I don't understand the problem you
> pose, but what's wrong with just replicating the AI's animation and
> the fact that the AI is using root motion? Surely the AI's simulation
> will evolve along the same path until it's disturbed.
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