Each client runs a local simulation, as it normally would, but once new state arrives from the server the affected objects are corrected to keep everything in sync. In many cases, locally simulated objects are nearly identical to what comes from the server and the correction is invisible. But in complex situations with many simulated objects, the priority queue has to work harder, so that more objects will get corrected at a lower frequency, which can cause visible snapping.
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