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Fixed.

./zdoom -iwad doom2.wad -host 2 -netmode 1 +dmflags2 2097152 +name host

./zdoom -iwad doom2.wad -join localhost -netmode 1 +name client

I just noticed this. The behavior seems to only happen if the game is a netgame, or originally was (started with two players, and one player leaves).

Just starting a normal netgame with chasecam allowed will show this behavior:
[code]./zdoom -iwad doom2.wad -host 2 -netmode 1 +dmflags2 2097152 +name host[/code][code]./zdoom -iwad doom2.wad -join localhost -netmode 1 +name client[/code]

Even if one player leaves, the chasecam will still be a bit lagged for the remaining player.

Wait, randy may have said the player actor is predicted, but that doesn't explain why mirrors have the same issue.

Wait, it's a multiplayer only camera behavior? =(

I actually liked the wavey camera movements in 2.2.0, and while the stable camera has its uses, the movement patterned-one actually has a personality... ^_^

Oh, so the play actor is predicted, not just their camera? With the third person camera acting the way it does, you can't blame me for such a misinterpretation now can you :D.

[quote="edward850"]The camera is predicted, not the actual player object[/quote]
Well, no. They player [i]is[/i] predicted, since that's where the camera comes from. Then the chasecam's position is found by simply tracing back a short distance from there. I'm not sure why they would be out of sync.

There is no bug here. Its a side effect of predicted player moment. The camera is predicted, not the actual player object, which also causes the same anomaly in mirrors. The only reason why this works in first person is that you can never see your self normally.

The chasecam doesn't seem to follow the player correctly in multiplayer games. It's somewhat difficult to explain, but basically it is laggy and doesn't keep the player centered in the view like it does in single player. This is most evident while strafing, which causes the chasecam to get visibly off-centered.