I don't understand how the animations "work". Any help from mods please?

Now this is a thousand times discussed topic: some devices just can't handle the awesome sp attack animations. But complaining about that isn't today's topic.

I'd rather like to ask how do the animations even work? I'll give an example: Prof X's SP1 crashes the game. At one point it starts getting more and more laggy and in the end it crashes, apparently because the GPU can't handle all the stuff going on. BUT when I relaunch the game, it runs smoothly, as if the animations were "loaded" propperly. The same goes for Psycho man sp1 (that crashes only when I dex it the first time, but if I block the first and dex the consecutive ones, no problems.

So does anyone know how does this work? What is the reason that the first time it lags and then not? I'd be very happy if some mod could answer, because I am very curious about it. But really anyone eho has any clue is very welcome to answer.

Thank you and please keep the discussion clean. I know the best recipe against crashes is to buy a better device, no need to shame me for that.

Comments

Cop123

Ya I've been facing the same thing.

TrashyPanda

Memory leak, maybe? Or overheated device?

The majority of extreme-lag moments, for me, comes from the creation/deletion of debris. That is, the little rocks created to show 'impact' like the ones from Cull's heavy or under Psychoman's sp1.

Might be false association, but it's what I observe.

Lesser lag happens on gaseous particles, like Aarkus.

Kerneas

Memory leak, maybe? Or overheated device?

The majority of extreme-lag moments, for me, comes from the creation/deletion of debris. That is, the little rocks created to show 'impact' like the ones from Cull's heavy or under Psychoman's sp1.

Might be false association, but it's what I observe.

Lesser lag happens on gaseous particles, like Aarkus.

That would explain why Thing's SP1 that used to work smoothly now lags af - it could be the tiny stones. Wish I could manually remove them in settings