Three Different Kinds Of Smoothing
- Horizontal / Vertical Interpolation filters the input coordinates.
- Target Weight Interpolation smooths native Aim sample weights.
- Activation Inertialization requests an inertial transition when the active Aim profile changes.
These solve different problems. Do not increase every smoothing control when only one stage is discontinuous.
Input Interpolation
Horizontal and Vertical interpolation settings control how quickly the Aim coordinate itself follows gameplay input. A smoothing time of zero disables that filtering path.
Target Weight Interpolation
Target Weight Interpolation Speed Per Sec smooths sample weights after native sampling. Zero disables it. Ease In/Out changes the shape of this weight interpolation.
Activation Inertialization
Activation Inertialization Seconds requests inertialization when the effective Aim profile changes. The downstream Animation Blueprint must contain compatible inertialization support for the request to have an effect.
Graph Placement
Place Pose Overlay Aim Offset before the Stack. Feed gameplay Horizontal, Vertical, and Weight values into the node. Let the Stack resolve which profile owns the current branch.
Troubleshooting
- No effect: verify an enabled synchronized profile is selected by the active branch.
- Correct point, wrong blend: inspect axis domain, grid/triangulation, and neighboring point layout.
- Laggy input: inspect coordinate interpolation first.
- Weight pumping: inspect target-weight interpolation.
- Profile switch pop: inspect activation inertialization and downstream support.