So, I've just bought a Python and have taken it to a planet to fly about a bit. I land her and go to external view. There is a moon very large in the sky and I am enjoying the view when I notice the moon 'jerk' to a new position. I watch closer and every few moments it jerks to a new position, similar to the second hand on a watch.
I'd never noticed this before, but is that how the celestial motion is done? I thought it was smoother than that! I guess you only see it if you watch, but I was a little disappointed that it's so crude. Or perhaps it's something wrong in my settings? I'm maxed out on graphics and have very smooth fps (usually about 60) Does anyone else get this?
I'd never noticed this before, but is that how the celestial motion is done? I thought it was smoother than that! I guess you only see it if you watch, but I was a little disappointed that it's so crude. Or perhaps it's something wrong in my settings? I'm maxed out on graphics and have very smooth fps (usually about 60) Does anyone else get this?
