Getting rid of the snapping when changing angles too fast

[metro <]

[video=youtube;0Yy8wrJJRcA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Yy8wrJJRcA[/video]

Basically this, please don't tell me to use stuff like SetRenderAngles or anything like that, I want a proper fix for this

[c👌de_g🎷]

Can you give us some code?

[metro <]

local a = -180;

hook.Add("Tick", "", function()
	a = a + .3 / engine.TickInterval();
	a = math.NormalizeAngle(a);
	for k,v in next, player.GetBots() do
		v:SetEyeAngles(Angle(0, a, 0));
	end
end);

I'm just spinning them but that snapping bothers me

[Melted Bu11et]

It's a feature built into the source engine. I don't think there's a way to fix without making certain parts of animations seem very "raw" (it's lerping your body yaw which is causing this)

[metro <]

[QUOTE=Melted Bu11et;49143365]It's a feature built into the source engine. I don't think there's a way to fix without making certain parts of animations seem very "raw" (it's lerping your body yaw which is causing this)[/QUOTE]

Doesn't do that on CS:S and other source games though

[Melted Bu11et]

[QUOTE=metro <;49143386]Doesn't do that on CS:S and other source games though[/QUOTE]
It does it in TF2 too.

[metro &lt;]

So anyone figured something out yet?

[editline]20th November 2015[/editline]

ayo, I figured it out

function GM:UpdateAnimation(ply, vel, maxspeed)
	ply:SetRenderAngles(Angle(0, ply:EyeAngles().y, 0));
end