[1.7.10] Slightly "Glitchy" Mob Animation?

[Eternaldoom]

Hi,

 

I've had this issue for a while and am not quite sure what the problem is. My mobs' animations seem a bit choppy, as seen here.

 

The mob is just a scaled up ModelBiped.

 

The Renderer class:

public class RenderSizeable extends RenderLivingCreature {

protected float scale;

public RenderSizeable(ModelBase var1, float shadowsize, float scale, ResourceLocation texture) {
	super(var1, shadowsize * scale, texture);
	this.scale = scale;
}

public void preRenderScale(EntityMob var1, float var2) {
	GL11.glScalef(this.scale, this.scale, this.scale);
}

@Override
protected void preRenderCallback(EntityLivingBase var1, float var2) {
	this.preRenderScale((EntityMob)var1, var2);
}
}

 

Any idea what the issue might be?

[LordMastodon]

It also seems like your frame rate is generally low, probably contributing as well.

[Eternaldoom]

The video looks like the partialTicks are messed up, which probably happens because you just scaled the whole thing up.

 

How is this different from how the Giant is scaled up in Vanilla?

[thebest108]

Why dont you just use the normal doRender method in an entity renderer and do something like

GLStateManager.pushMatrix();

GL11.scalef();

RenderMob.doRender(x,y,z,var8,partialTicks);

GLStateManager.popMatrix();

 

It seems like you're overcomplicating thi.

[Eternaldoom]

Happens with all my mobs, not just the scaled-up ones.

[coolAlias]

Happens with all my mobs, not just the scaled-up ones.

How about vanilla mobs, are they choppy as well? If not, perhaps you are doing some weird things in the mobs' models or perhaps your entity registration is using odd values for the update frequency?

[Eternaldoom]

Yep, it was the update frequency. No idea how that happened...

 

Thanks!