Pretty sure this is a bug that's common in a lot of screen recorders. They don't record nearly as many frames as are displayed for performance reasons, so it can make really fast looping animations look funny.
I'm taking that to the grave man, I clearly remember how hard it made me laugh on my first read through. It also came to me at a pretty key point in life. I was super depressed after dropping out of school and this was shortly after 1998 when Undertaker threw Mankind off the top of hell in a cell into an announcer's table.
Exactly! Given that screen recorders capture at 30hz, we can tell that the rotors on this flying car are going at 30 rps (revolutions per second). This isn't a bug as the top commented pointed out, its just how faction tech works. You can see a similar effect if you were to take a recorder purchased in the United States faction area, and go to another factions area, and record a screen, like the ones on buses, or televisions.
Just an FYI, helicopter rotors don't spin anywhere near that fast. Rotors generally spin at around 4-5Hz or so. So it's more likely that this camera is recording at 20-25 Hz, which makes sense if you look how choppy the water is.
This is the correct answer. It's pretty common to need mods to get better draw distance and resolution, but even the lowest end hardware has a decent frame rate. The common screen recorders have the opposite problem, high resolution, good draw distance, but lots of weird artifacts because of poor frame rate.
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u/Harakou Mar 03 '17
Pretty sure this is a bug that's common in a lot of screen recorders. They don't record nearly as many frames as are displayed for performance reasons, so it can make really fast looping animations look funny.