I’m trying to get some AI characters chasing after the player, but I’m not having much luck getting this to look good. I don’t think it makes too much of a difference, but I’m using C++ not blueprints. If I use the AIController and move them with MoveToActor() using RVO, I get quite nice smooth mo…

Hello, I would also like to know, have you found any way to stop this?

No, unfortunately I never did find a solution for this. At the moment it’s on my list of things to fix latter by writing my own movement code.

Try turning off “Use Controller Rotation Yaw” (Under Pawn Settings) when using DetourCrowd AiController it is instantly snaps rotation of the pawn to whatever DetourCrowd solved. Then go to Character Movement Component (in case you are using Character as Base class) and play around with “Rotation …

[image] try modifying this variable on movement component.

I know this is an old post, but it was something that I was stuck on for ages and this is the first post that comes up when googling. In your animation graph, do a print string on your speed as well as your rotation. You will probably find that, as the detour controller, is working, the speed is dro…

Character are jittery when using DetourCrowd vs AIController

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yangyifan1234 (yangyifan1234) September 15, 2023, 1:12pm 5

try modifying this variable on movement component.