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Re: Isometric camera - need some help!
[Re: DrGonzo]
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12/22/07 13:07
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Hey, don't be angry, isn't that you've already write the code above (post #807081)? and I've modified your code above too. All you need is just do some modifications. Code:
if (mouse_right == 1)
{
camera.y += mouse_force.x * 40 * time_step;
camera.z += mouse_force.y * 40 * time_step;
}
if (mouse_right==1 && key_alt)
{
camera.pan += mouse_force.x * 20 * time_step;// mouse movement changes PAN
camera.tilt += mouse_force.y * 20 * time_step;// mouse movement changes TILT
}
That's it!
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Re: Isometric camera - need some help!
[Re: vlau]
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12/22/07 14:18
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DrGonzo
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Quote:
Hey, don't be angry...
Vlau, I'm not angry with you at all!
In fact, you're the only one in this great & helpful
community who offered me some help so far.
I just got very frustrated because I can't get this camera movement
to work and nobody here is helping me out besides you.
Your original code just doesn't work for me. I pasted it into
a script and got very strange camera movements when I ran it.
If you're still interested in helping me out, please write a script
that controls the camera just like it's being controlled in WED's 3D view
and make sure that you test it out before posting it.
I would very much appreciate that!
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Re: Isometric camera - need some help!
[Re: vlau]
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12/22/07 22:14
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DrGonzo
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Thanks vlau, that's a good idea. Find my test level hereI included a snapshot that shows you how the level looks like when it's first started. At least on my system. Since you tested your code out, maybe you could post your level so that I can try it out? Thanks for your help!
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Re: Isometric camera - need some help!
[Re: DrGonzo]
#173846
12/23/07 01:31
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DrGonzo
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Ok, after doing some more research, I came across this script from Orange Bratt: hereThe script does almost exactly what I'm looking for. I would just have to revise some of the camera controls (WASD should be mouse movement + right MB, rotation should be mouse movement + middle MB). The script is pretty big though, and I was wondering if there was a shorter way to achieve this kind of camera movement?
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Re: Isometric camera - need some help!
[Re: DrGonzo]
#173847
12/24/07 10:37
12/24/07 10:37
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vlau
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I see what problem with my previous code, now I have rewrite the whole script and added 2 dummys in the level, you may download it from here : cam_test_new.zip If there is no response, you may need to sign up first : http://www.filefront.com/If you like the code from OB, you may contact him directly.
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Re: Isometric camera - need some help! [solved]
[Re: vlau]
#173848
12/25/07 03:29
12/25/07 03:29
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DrGonzo
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Quote:
I see what problem with my previous code, now I have
rewrite the whole script and added 2 dummys in the
level...
Thanks vlau, that's pretty good code!
I too have been rewriting my code, using a dummy entity as a camera
guide this time, just like you and OB did.
I'm very pleased with the code so far, as it does exactly what I wanted
it to do. 
Thanks for all your help and merry Xmas! 
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