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After the update, I can no longer combine my "controller" with the built-in one, because angle vertical angle limitation does not work that way any more. So, while it is easy to make camera rotate towards mouse cursor, I wasn't been able to make rotation limited. How can this be achieved? |
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There is nothing changed for the camera in this update, so not sure what's not working for you, maybe it is your custom controller, can't say much without having a look at the code. Let me know if you are using the available controllers by others like @SmnMhmdy's TPP controller. Man, he has been not in forums, or on his Discord server. Hope is doing good. |
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Well, okay, a small update here: after a *bit* of excruciating pain I was finally able to make angle limitation. Also, just_in_case, about the camera thing. I don't know exactly why it works that way for me now (even though there are no changes for camera controllers), but here are some things I found: - When there is only built-in controller, angle limitation, obviously, works; - When I set almost every value of built-in controller (move, rotation and jump speed) to zero, leaving only MaxVerticalAngle unchanged, and add my own controller (that allows changing keybinds and sensitivity, which is, in my opinion, a must-have), camera does not rotate (which is logical, since built-in controller does his job at recentering mouse before my controller can register mouse movement); - When I set my controller first, and a built-in one after it, camera moves towards mouse, but angle limitation does not work. Or at least it used to, but now it seems to be working in some different way. I also noticed one more issue regarding behaviors with mouse event registration that appeared after the update, but it is small and is fixed by changing order of behaviors. |
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