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RainSeason
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Joined February 2020
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RainSeason
Hi guys, ran into a problem I can't find a solution to. To make a long story short - my table shakes very badly which makes the monitor shake, and because of this, to put it mildly difficult and after an hour is unbearable to play. On the internet did not find anything and I hope that someone here has faced this problem. Help solve it please.
I recorded a video about the problem. There were singletap jumps, streamers and spinner. I left in the end only the spinner for the other almost can not see how everything shakes as well as the camera shakes too. (Yes video is terrible, I know, but there you can see the problem).

https://youtu.be/x6XYuExFxRs
WitherMite
1,598 posts
Joined August 2019
WitherMite
cant see the table in the video, so no clue what to do to stop the shaking.

either the floor/desk feet aren't level and the feet are wobbling, or the table's just too light and flimsy

try to find something to wedge under the high feet, or if just its a flimsy table, get a new table/desk if you can afford it or find a way to stop the table top from being able to move so much, like bracing something against the side of it to pin it against a wall/corner.

could also try balancing the placement of stuff on the table out so that the center of mass is closer to the middle and it might shake less, put extra stuff on it like books or something if you need to to balance the weight out.
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RainSeason
46 posts
Joined February 2020
Topic Starter
RainSeason

WitherMite wrote:

cant see the table in the video, so no clue what to do to stop the shaking.

either the floor/desk feet aren't level and the feet are wobbling, or the table's just too light and flimsy

try to find something to wedge under the high feet, or if just its a flimsy table, get a new table/desk if you can afford it or find a way to stop the table top from being able to move so much, like bracing something against the side of it to pin it against a wall/corner.

could also try balancing the placement of stuff on the table out so that the center of mass is closer to the middle and it might shake less, put extra stuff on it like books or something if you need to to balance the weight out.
Roger that. Thank you! I'll give it a try, and if it doesn't work I'll think about buying a new table.
Polyspora
448 posts
Joined September 2019
Polyspora

RainSeason wrote:

WitherMite wrote:

cant see the table in the video, so no clue what to do to stop the shaking.

either the floor/desk feet aren't level and the feet are wobbling, or the table's just too light and flimsy

try to find something to wedge under the high feet, or if just its a flimsy table, get a new table/desk if you can afford it or find a way to stop the table top from being able to move so much, like bracing something against the side of it to pin it against a wall/corner.

could also try balancing the placement of stuff on the table out so that the center of mass is closer to the middle and it might shake less, put extra stuff on it like books or something if you need to to balance the weight out.
Roger that. Thank you! I'll give it a try, and if it doesn't work I'll think about buying a new table.
buying lol, just go to the near landfill and get one for free

disclaimer: it may stink, give it a bath
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RainSeason
46 posts
Joined February 2020
Topic Starter
RainSeason

Polyspora wrote:

RainSeason wrote:

WitherMite wrote:

cant see the table in the video, so no clue what to do to stop the shaking.

either the floor/desk feet aren't level and the feet are wobbling, or the table's just too light and flimsy

try to find something to wedge under the high feet, or if just its a flimsy table, get a new table/desk if you can afford it or find a way to stop the table top from being able to move so much, like bracing something against the side of it to pin it against a wall/corner.

could also try balancing the placement of stuff on the table out so that the center of mass is closer to the middle and it might shake less, put extra stuff on it like books or something if you need to to balance the weight out.
Roger that. Thank you! I'll give it a try, and if it doesn't work I'll think about buying a new table.
buying lol, just go to the near landfill and get one for free

disclaimer: it may stink, give it a bath
Heh heh heh. That's funny.
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