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Moved UNSOLVED Traffic vanishes in Photo/ Replay Mode (Glitch? Traffic Sync Issues?)
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If players are nearby one another traffic disappears in the replay/ photo/ editor mode. Very inconsistent, don't think it used to be like this a year or so back. Stopped making videos because of it.
Settings are all default in the modes so traffic isn't turned off or anything. I do have more footage if you need any, would be great if fixed as when recording currently in normal gameplay I'd be swerving having close calls with traffic, then when I go into the editor it's just empty streets!
Traffic in the video, 4 cars in front of me, then there's 2 in photo mode, return to free mode, they eventually spawn in. Then 4 cars behind us turns in 0 cars when my friend went into photo mode
Here's some extra footage side by side comparison. One gameplay, and one of the replay of that gameplay, notice there's no traffic cars in the replay, yet as soon as my friend crashes into a traffic car (at 12 seconds) those one's spawn in (but on rewind it disappears until hit again)
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Hey there @mcnallyo ,
Thank you for reaching out to us and reporting this!
This is known to the team who are currently investigating and I've passed your report onto them as part of this.
When there's more information available, we'll let you know here!
If there's anything more we can help with, please let us know!Official Response -
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I have found out what causes the issue, but only the devs can sort it out. Please it's been nearly two years now! How the issue occurs:
If any player is ahead of another player (whether freeroam or event where there's traffic) the player who is ahead is the only one who will be able to see the traffic in the replay. The player(s) behind will not be able to see the traffic in the replay, which causes a few issues if wanting to record videos/ watch back moments or even take photos.
Issue shown in the video below, where I'm in front of another player instead not the other way round like in the other videos
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@mcnallyo Hi there.
Thank you for forwarding this video on to us, showing what happens to the traffic depending on which player is ahead.
While we don't have any further information we can share with players on this issue at the moment, we can certainly pass your findings on to the team.
If there's anything else we can help you with in the meantime, please don't hesitate to be in touch.Official Response
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