Class BufferedLinearInterpolator<T>
Solves for incoming values that are jittered Partially solves for message loss. Unclamped lerping helps hide this, but not completely
Inherited Members
Namespace: Unity.Netcode
Assembly: solution.dll
Syntax
public abstract class BufferedLinearInterpolator<T> where T : structType Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type of interpolated value |
Fields
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| MaximumInterpolationTime | There's two factors affecting interpolation: buffering (set in NetworkManager's NetworkTimeSystem) and interpolation time, which is the amount of time it'll take to reach the target. This is to affect the second one. |
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AddMeasurement(T, double) | Add measurements to be used during interpolation. These will be buffered before being made available to be displayed as "latest value". |
| Clear() | Resets interpolator to initial state |
| GetInterpolatedValue() | Gets latest value from the interpolator. This is updated every update as time goes by. |
| Interpolate(T, T, float) | Method to override and adapted to the generic type. This assumes interpolation for that value will be clamped. |
| InterpolateUnclamped(T, T, float) | Method to override and adapted to the generic type. This assumes interpolation for that value will not be clamped. |
| ResetTo(T, double) | Teleports current interpolation value to targetValue. |
| Update(float, double, double) | Call to update the state of the interpolators before reading out |
| Update(float, NetworkTime) | Convenience version of 'Update' mainly for testing the reason we don't want to always call this version is so that on the calling side we can compute the renderTime once for the many things being interpolated (and the many interpolators per object) |