I'm using Godot engine to develop a multiplayer Lan WiFi game,at some point the game will give a player a task to solve ,the task is a mini game that has some random aspects ,one player should control and solve this task while other players will be just watching and should not be able to control anything ,so I want to know how to display exactly what's happening on that player screen to the rest of players?
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what i would recommend is to record the person game screen and just send the recording to the other person via live this is going to take some bandwidth tho
(https://github.com/henriquelalves/GodotRecorder)
also when sending a screen recording it just a matrix array or a pool byte array in Godot i think.
another way is to get person movement and location and set the camera to that exact location you could also just use two cameras and a split screen to see the current player and the other player.
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How exactly can I drive a vehicle in UE5 and have a camera in the driver view/seat?
I'm attempting to use the Unreal Engine 5 Sample city demo, specifically the vehicle test map.
From what I understand, this is a cinematic camera that would need to be offset in some way? What are the steps required to get a cam setup to track a vehicle, and to test the above scenario? I could use SampleCity, or even just start with a basic template if there are some instructions to get that camera setup in that way.
In play mode (press green play button) then your actor just gets in and drives the
car (google that)
to animate it, do that through 'sequencer' it will play, but to record it you need 'take recorder' active. add a cinecamera and position in POV driver, either
1. add the cam in blueprint and check 'expose to cinematics' or
2. add the cam to scene, then add to 'sequencer' and animate via 'transform'
to move with the car, setting movement from point A to point B on
sequencer timeline or you can move cam along a 'spline' or rail track etc for
more complex shot movement.
that's the process, just google for details
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.
How do I display some images on kinect display screen so that the user selects the desired image by hand?
Go through this tutorial skeletal tracking. Once you are able to do this, you just have to measure the time which one hand was holding on a specific location. This can be done only with Kinect data, and if that time exceeds a certain threshold you can trigger it as a button click. Get an idea of what I'm trying to explain here from the below link virtual dressing room
I'm trying to create a 3rd person camera view in three.js
I'm using the THREE.FirstPersonControls(); on my camera. Then setting the rotation and positions of my "player" objects to be the same as the camera with some offsets.
This does not seem to work.
What i'm more wondering is if I should be adding my FirstPersonControls to the camera and then rendering the "player" infront of it. Or adding the controls to the player then making the camera always point at the back of the player?
EDIT:
I've tried setting the player object to be a sub object of the camera using camera.add(player);
but moving the camera around is not moving the player. I thought adding an child element would mean they move together?
EDIT 2:
I took another approach of adding both the camera and the player to a group then adding my 1st person controls to that group... Now both the camera and the player do get rendered. But it's completely thrown off how the first person controls worked. (e.g. looking down goes left etc etc)
Thanks for any help,
James
First of all, the Controls were designed to be controlling a camera, and not an object. And since by default, objects look "up" the z-axis, and cameras look "down" the z-axis, it is unlikely that the Controls will work as expected when applied to something other than a camera.
Secondly, the Controls are part of the examples, and not the library, so they are not officially supported. You are free to hack away at them.
One way to achieve what you want is to make the camera a child of your player. Something like this:
player.add( camera );
camera.position.set( 0, 50, 100 );
You may, in your render loop, need to set:
camera.lookAt( player.position );
Then you want to control the player with the mouse or keyboard. Your best bet is to write your own controller to do that. There are plenty of examples on the net.
I want to segment a video into 9 sections jumble the sections about and then play them together. I am currently trying to use AVPlayer to do this. I can get the sections to load on the simulator but only the first 4 will load on the actual phone. I guess the resources are topping out.
My question is: Is AVPlayer the best framework to use for this (as it seems a waste to create a player item, player and playerlayer for each segment(Which I think is why the resources are topping out)) or is there a lower framework I can use to load one video and display certain segments of it on certain sreas of the screen?
Thanks