This is a generic camera system to be used as the base for cameras for taking screenshots within games. The main purpose of the system is to hijack the in-game 3D camera by overwriting values in its camera structure with our own values so we can control where the camera is located, it's pitch/yaw/roll values, its FoV and the camera's look vector.
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All cameras: Make it possible to select camera control device (and auto-block it) #27
Currently KB/M and controller are always selected for camera control. However, if the user wants to record a video this isn't useful: KB/M should be player and Controller for camera or vice versa.
By default 'All' devices are selected. The user should be able to cycle through the devices by using a key, e.g. Numpad . When that key is pressed, the next device in line is selected.
It then also should auto-block input from that device to the game, as why would you not want to block input to the game if that device is selected?
So numpad . can be used for that. We can either use: Numpad. + Alt/Ctrl or use multiple presses of Numpad. to select the device. The Alt/Ctrl combination looks easier.
FransBouma
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6 years ago
Currently KB/M and controller are always selected for camera control. However, if the user wants to record a video this isn't useful: KB/M should be player and Controller for camera or vice versa.
By default 'All' devices are selected. The user should be able to cycle through the devices by using a key, e.g.
Numpad .When that key is pressed, the next device in line is selected.It then also should auto-block input from that device to the game, as why would you not want to block input to the game if that device is selected?
So numpad . can be used for that. We can either use: Numpad. + Alt/Ctrl or use multiple presses of Numpad. to select the device. The Alt/Ctrl combination looks easier.