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The examples shown are all Gerp rather than Lerp.

• kroltan 4y ago
  Yeah, the Le in Lerp stands for Linear... Interpolation, advancing some portion every frame is exactly not linear. Also, using a fixed portion every frame means you are now framerate-dependant, slow computers will take longer to catch up than a fast computer at 240Hz or whatever. This is a great way of fucking up the user experience and throwing the low performance in the face of the users, instead of trying to feel responsive.
  • tshaddox 4y ago
    I always thought the “l” in “lerp” stands for “linear” and the “erp” is for “interpolation.”
    • kroltan 4y ago
      That... Makes much more sense, lol.