We’re constantly striving to perfect the feel of building and playing in ROBLOX. To that end, we recently addressed “tool lag” — a delay seen from the first-person perspective between the view of the camera and the tool or weapon in the player’s hand. While this may seem like a minor enhancement, it goes a long way in improving the quality of the first-person ROBLOX experience. This article serves as not just an introduction to the improvement, but a documented timeline of testing and eventually implementing it.

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We’re constantly striving to perfect the feel of building and playing in ROBLOX. To that end, we recently addressed “tool lag” — a delay seen from the first-person perspective between the view of the camera and the tool or weapon in the player’s hand. While this may seem like a minor enhancement, it goes a long way in improving the quality of the first-person ROBLOX experience. This article serves as not just an introduction to the improvement, but a documented timeline of testing and eventually implementing it.

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