It's the player's view. Not a positioned camera view. The player position and angle (yaw, pitch, not roll) are recorded during game play. Then when in the editor, pressing 'b' gives the player view as camera position. Because of when in game play this view is changed it also applies to the camera when rendering. In game play sometimes the game rendering freezes, and after the freeze the player angle gives a hard swing, al these 'shocks' are recorded. So when rendering you have these sudden changes also. When setting camera positions, there is interpolation on the yaw, pitch and roll (roll only in edit mode, not during game play) and position giving a smooth animation, a smooth transition in position and viewing angle. Not on the player view. Also when pressing keys like up/down/left/right the camere motion is abrupt. So it also shows up in the rendering. When doing the same on the player view position and view angle, you can make a recording, then only select the player view, and start rendering. Better would also put the roll inside the game play, and then with like the marker 'm' key, putting a marker, then during rendering do an interpolation on that player view. Then of course you get in trouble with the timing. Like during gameplay it records everything against this time. My point is just this: When i do a record during gameplay, and this position/angle of the player has just a small interpolation of these (or giving the strength of it) the whole rendering is more smooth and these abrupt changes don't mess up the recording. You can use the same interpolation as now on the camera placements. Bye for now.