how do i implements lag compensation in construct(with photon)

hi guys, does anyone know how to implement movement lag compensation?

like lag interpolation

hel yeah i do, which one do you wanna know ?

I was thinking of the lag interpolation, that is to mask the packets of lost data with a lerp between the old position and the new one,I tried to implement it in my game, but I think I’m making holes in the water, if this can be helpfull here is the capx: mega.nz/file/KxVW2aJI

anyway, i was thinking to change engine for this problem

if you were wondering why I haven't answered you yet, it's because construct is taking ages to approve my message, anyway I have decided to change engine so no problems

hey eleanorjmorel, i know, i said i would leave construct, but i couldn't get this problem out of my head, do you really know how to do lag interpolation on contruct?

bump I also would like to know

I was thinking of the lag interpolation, that is to mask the packets of lost data with a lerp between the old position and the new one,I tried to implement it in my game, but I think I’m making holes in the water

I'd do this at a very low value (like 0.05) but also send "simulate control" events to the other clients. That way, even if the movement is a bit off, it will compensate for that.

"Left Arrow is down" then send Event 1 with "Left"

"Right Arrow is down" then send Event 1 with "Right"

"Up Arrow is pressed" then send Event 1 with "Up"

On Event 1

>Photon.EventData = "Left" then Simulate Control "Left"

>Photon.EventData = "Right" then Simulate Control "Right"

>Photon.EventData = "Up" then Simulate Control "Jump"

Every tick lerp Player.Position to Player.NewPosition

wow man you saved me, I've been looking for a solution for days and days😲 thanks.(it works well btw)