MouseLook script Cap problem

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I working on a MouseLook script, but the Cap system doesnt work great (When i move too rapidly to the Cap, the camera does ugly jumps).

I explain, my cap upper is set at 160 degree, my camera start at 90 degree, when i move rapidly my mouse up, the camera goes over 160 degrees (more speed, more excessive angle)and rapidly after, the script set the angle at 160 degree, its verry ugly, i dont want the angle goes over my cap value.

i will give you my script for better details.

Maybe the rotation system i used is not correct...

Does someone know how exactly work the cap/rotation system of the MouseMove script by Riyuzakisan?

Here is my faulty script:

import bge, math from bge import render from mathutils import Vector def main(): cont = bge.logic.getCurrentController() own = cont.owner # Inclure l'objet "Camera" dans le script. camera = own.children['Camera'] # Props cap = True capBas = 20 capHaut = 160 # Prendre le sensor "Mouse". mouse = cont.sensors ["Mouse"] # sensib = Propriété "Sensibilite". sensib = own['Sensibilite'] # Recuperer la taille de l'ecran. x = render.getWindowWidth()//2 y = render.getWindowHeight()//2 # Definir le centre de l'ecran. centre_ecran = (x,y) # centre = Centre de l'ecran. centre = Vector(centre_ecran) # Definir la position de la souris. position_souris = Vector(mouse.position) # Définir la rotation a effectuer. offset = (position_souris-centre)*-sensib*0.0002 if mouse.positive: # Récupérer la rotation de la camera. Camrot = camera.localOrientation.to_euler() Camrotx = int(math.degrees(Camrot[0])) print(Camrotx) # Appliquer rotation verticale camera. camera.applyRotation(( offset.y, 0, 0), True) if Camrotx > capHaut and cap == True: Camrot[0] = math.radians(capHaut+0.99) camera.localOrientation = Camrot.to_matrix() if Camrotx < capBas and cap == True: Camrot[0] = math.radians(capBas+0.01) camera.localOrientation = Camrot.to_matrix() # Appliquer rotation horizontale joueur. own.applyRotation((0, 0, offset.x), True) # Garder le curseur au centre de l'ecran. render.setMousePosition(x,y) main()

I dont want to use the Mouse Actuator for MouseLook.

Thanks.

Just curious, is this different from the mouse look in Camera Fly Mode? — Mentalist
– Mentalist, Commented Sep 21, 2015 at 14:21

Ectras · Accepted Answer · 2018-07-23 15:05:42Z

I have edited your script just a bit and now it seems to work fine. The main problem with your script was that you applied the rotation first, then checked for the cap and, if the rotation was too big, applied another rotation. I think that this led to the shaking.

The better aproach is to first calculate if the rotation would get too big when adding the offset, and if so just apply as much rotation as needed

import bge, math from bge import render from mathutils import Vector def main(): cont = bge.logic.getCurrentController() own = cont.owner # Get the child object named "Camera" camera = own.children['Camera'] # Props cap = True capLow = 20 capHigh = 120 # Get the sensor "Mouse" mouse = cont.sensors ["Mouse"] # sensib = Property on this object named "Sensibilite" sensib = own['Sensibilite'] # Get the center of the screen x = render.getWindowWidth()//2 y = render.getWindowHeight()//2 screen_mid = (x,y) # center = Center of the screen center = Vector(screen_mid) # Get the position of the mouse mouse_position = Vector(mouse.position) # Define the rotation that should be made offset = (mouse_position-center)*-sensib*0.0002 if mouse.positive: #This part has changed! # Get the rotation of the camera Camrot = camera.localOrientation.to_euler() Camrotx = math.degrees(Camrot[0]) print(Camrotx) # Check if new rotation value would be too high if Camrotx + offset.y > capHigh and cap == True: # Choose offset.y so that: Camrotx + offset.y = capHigh offset.y = math.radians(capHigh - Camrotx) # Check if new rotation value would be too low elif Camrotx + offset.y < capLow and cap == True: offset.y = math.radians(capLow - Camrotx) # Apply the rotation the the camera camera.applyRotation(( offset.y, 0, 0), True) # Apply the horizontal rotation to the player/parent object own.applyRotation((0, 0, offset.x), True) # Reset the mouse position render.setMousePosition(x,y) main()

Can you put the code in English please. I don't know the language this code was made in (no offence to nationality or country). I would like to see how to correct it. I am still new to Python, but love to learn all I can. Thanks. — Iam KraZasHell
– Iam KraZasHell, Commented Jul 21, 2018 at 17:01
@TimIamKra'Z'Shelhorse Ok, I translated all the comments. But it's basically really just a simple difference: The original script changes the rotation of the camera multiple times while mine writes those things to a variable and just applies it at the end. Let me know if you need more explanation :) — Ectras
– Ectras, Commented Aug 9, 2018 at 7:21

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