If it moves fast enough, it veers off the center a bit, in the direction of its actual velocity, the displacement being proportional to its speed.
It'd be kinda useful, as a nice intuitive speed indicator, had it not been completely accidental...
So, why is this happening? Where/how exactly does that "cross-frame out-of-syncness" creep in?
If it moves fast enough, it veers off the center a bit, in the direction of its actual velocity, the displacement being proportional to its speed. It'd be kinda useful, as a nice intuitive speed indicator, had it not been completely accidental...
So, why is this happening? Where/how exactly does that "cross-frame out-of-syncness" creep in?