video link : https://forums.unrealengine.com/t/orient-rotation-to-movement-option-dosent-work/772531
this is Behavior Tree when Zombie detects player, than chase player by Move To node.
but as you know, Move To node makes character’s rotation stuttering.
So I tried uncheck Use Controller Yaw, check Orient Rotaions to Movement Option, and Set Rotation Rate to (0, 0, 720) like this:
but setting this options makes AI just goes forward, like the video shows.
why this happening? I can’t find why.
Set AnimBP's Root Motion Mode to 'Ignore Root Motion', than it works.
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I am using Rigify Animbox when move my Armature and start animation it move last position and when go to edit mode it show many link that connect with Armature.
this link can't set origin or can't move please help me how can fix it.
please see below video so you can better understand my problem.
Link: https://screenrec.com/share/AkR59zCZrL
thanks in advance
You probably have a keyframe in Object mode. That makes the whole armature jump to the center of the world (which is where the keyframe is recorded). Just delete all keyframes on the object level and you'll be able to move the Armature object.
I am trying to replicate a view from a phone (using DeviceOrientationControls) to a desktop (using TrackballControls). I am passing the view state (camera position & direction) through an intermediary server, and have that part mostly working.
I'm having trouble setting the camera rotation on the desktop. The cameras are sync'd to look at the same point, but the view on the desktop (receiving the view state from the phone) rotates around the view angle.
I definitely don't fully understand quaternions or rotation order. I've tried applying those, but clearly I'm out of my element. I guess I'm just looking for some hints on how to sync the camera rotation on the desktop.
Looks like I had a (trackball) controls.update() in my animate() that was blowing away the rotation that I was setting. Camera position and direction are not changed by this, but the rotation (or the "roll" of the camera) was.
In TrackballControls, it would be nice to have a setting for programmatically updating the camera's rotation that wouldn't get squashed by a call to rotateCamera(). I'll have to think about that, because it doesnt seem like it would be easy to implement.
I may be making this harder than what it really is, but I am also pretty new to developing games. Currently I am making a practice scene to get back used to the unity engine as I have not had time to use it since last summer. My issue is that I can not figure out how to lift the camera in game mode. Notice my photo below, and how much of the "underground" is showing. I want to raise the camera to keep it at the very least a specific y axis value, so that I can make less of the ground visible, and more of the background visible. If I am over complicating this, please also let me know. Thank you
If main camera is still then just lift the camera in scene view you can see changes in game view.
Or if camera moves with respect to player then you have to use a script and attach it to camera and get a reference of player transform in the script and according to the player position change position of the camera. Add an offset value in y component of the camera.
I can turn tracking Focus on and use the actTrackingFocus. Once the actTrackingFocus is set how can I get the coordinates back from the camera so I can draw a box in the Liveview box showing what the camera is focused on?
That is not possible with the existing API unfortunately.
Appreciate that this is an old question, but if you are still trying and OK playing in python...
The tracking focus location is (apparently) reported via the frame info packets, and thus you have to enable them and then decode.
We are attempting to do this with pysony 1
Use 'python src/example/pygameLiveView -i' to see the reported locations. You might need to add your 'actTrackingFocus()' call to enable tracking focus, but they should be rendered (box with triangle corners) on screen.
Since none of the devs have a camera which support tracking focus, we'd love to hear whether it works on not. :-)
There is a problem that multiple users of my model have noticed, namely that when you right click the model (here), the movements are hypersensitive. Orbit and zoom are fine and steady, but pan now more often than not results on the model rapidly shooting off into the distance. I've been playing with the camera controls to no avail and I don't want to simply remove the pan option for the client.
Also, is there any way to transition between cameras without a fade, just a movement of the camera?
Also, Verold not working on Internet Explorer 11... any news?
Thanks
Solved: problem was the focal point (white lined sphere). Had been set off accidentally far off into the distance (can be easily done without noticing and there is no undo). Just brought it back to the object.