Can't get it to work at 120 fps or 240 fps

[Splat-Tom]

Hello,

My monitors run at 240 fps, normally when I set the frame rate limiter to 60 fps (1/4) in the game it runs at around 80 because the ingame fps limiter can't math. At this framerate, the plugin seems to work mostly, though the physics seem a bit choppy.
When putting the limiter at 120 or 240 fps however, the physics behave as if a strong wind is blowing whenever I'm running (too much).

at 240 fps without the plugin:
Stiff as a board

at 240 with the plugin:
Very wimdy

So far the only way I can get the physics to work correctly is to cap my entire monitor's fps to 60 at run it 1/1, but that doesn't involve using the mod.

Is there something I might be forgetting in trying to get this to work at higher fps?

Thank you in advance

[redstrate]

No it should be working even at 120 FPS (my monitor is 144hz), so either a game update or I broke something. I'll check this out later today

[redstrate]

Hmm this is odd, I can't reproduce here even when trying at ~200 FPS. I have a debug build available here which may shed like on this issue:

Rebound.zip

(You need to place this in a new folder somewhere, and then add that under the dev plugin path under Dalamud Settings > Experimental. Dalamud will clearly mark which one is the devPlugin one too. I committed the debug window so you can compile it yourself if you don't trust some random plugin zip 😆 )

This build adds a debug window explaining how many times the physics is ran in one second, which should be ~60 (give or take estimation and other errors):

If it still counts 60, then maybe it's something else that's wrong but I'm not sure what yet.

Edit: I should also note that in your non-frame limited scenario, you noted the physics are choppy. Unfortunately that's the trade-off with this solution, along with any possible clipping because the character animates quicker than the physics can keep up.

[Splat-Tom]

Thanks for the quick response! I'll have a look after work and let you know how it goes.

[Splat-Tom]

Sorry, took a bit longer than I had hoped.

It looks like this for me, when the physics are too 'windy'

As for the choppy frames, that might have been an issue on my side because it's far less noticeable right now.

My main issue here is how the physics interact with the hair. It seems to work well for Viera ears, but mainly the hair and the clothes seem weightless and move to their maximum bent angle pretty quickly when just running.