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increase sensitivity
#365571
03/27/11 16:12
03/27/11 16:12
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rtsgamer706
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I am making a first person game where you look around with the mouse. Using the code below: mouse_pos.x = mouse_cursor.x;
mouse_pos.y = mouse_cursor.y;
camera.tilt += mouse_force.y;
camera.pan -= mouse_force.x;
my.pan -= mouse_force.x; the only issue is that its kinda slow, I have to life the mouse three times to make a full rotation. Anyone know how to speed up the turning? Thanks Rstgamer706
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Re: increase sensitivity
[Re: rtsgamer706]
#365573
03/27/11 16:19
03/27/11 16:19
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Uhrwerk
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Multiply it with a constant or a variable.
var mouse_sensitivity = 2;
camera.tilt += mouse_force.y * mouse_sensitivity;
camera.pan -= mouse_force.x * mouse_sensitivity;
my.pan -= mouse_force.x * mouse_sensitivity;
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Re: increase sensitivity
[Re: KingdaKa]
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03/28/11 01:37
03/28/11 01:37
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SchokoKeks
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You should also multiply these values with "time_step" to make the sensitivity (speed) the same on different systems. This is something that should never be done!! It will make your mouse-speed fps-dependent, meaning that with very low fps you can only turn the camera/player very very slow. If you don't belive me, try it out. No game does this, and it's for a reason.
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Re: increase sensitivity
[Re: SchokoKeks]
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03/28/11 04:15
03/28/11 04:15
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at my pc (duh)
darkinferno
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You should also multiply these values with "time_step" to make the sensitivity (speed) the same on different systems. This is something that should never be done!! It will make your mouse-speed fps-dependent, meaning that with very low fps you can only turn the camera/player very very slow. If you don't belive me, try it out. No game does this, and it's for a reason. i believe this is true somewhat but in that case, are you saying you dont multiply your speeds by time_step ?
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Re: increase sensitivity
[Re: SchokoKeks]
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03/28/11 09:33
03/28/11 09:33
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KingdaKa
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This is something that should never be done!!
It will make your mouse-speed fps-dependent, meaning that with very low fps you can only turn the camera/player very very slow. If you don't belive me, try it out.
No game does this, and it's for a reason.
You're right, i thought it would be the same as with the player movement. Normally the time_step var makes things fps-independent, actually in this case its the opposite way around.
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Re: increase sensitivity
[Re: darkinferno]
#365653
03/28/11 10:52
03/28/11 10:52
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MrGuest
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i believe this is true somewhat but in that case, are you saying you dont multiply your speeds by time_step ? time_step should only be used when calculating processed data to determine the effect rate it has based on the processing speed, it should not be used with commands that are only requested such as input... if that makes sense
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