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This command should have really be named headDirection instead of [[eyeDirection]] as one could mistakenly think that eyes direction of your avatar correspond to the direction of the centre of your screen. '''In fact the direction returned by [[eyeDirection]] is avatar's head direction relative to the torso'''. Play with the script in example 1 to find out limitations. If you need centre of screen direction, use [[positionCameraToWorld]] instead. | |||
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Revision as of 20:10, 26 May 2014
Description
- Description:
- Returns the direction object is watching (eyes, or a vehicle primary observer).
- Groups:
- Uncategorised
Syntax
Examples
- Example 1:
can = "Land_Can_V3_F" createVehicle position player; onEachFrame { can setPosASL [ (eyePos player select 0) + (eyeDirection player select 0), (eyePos player select 1) + (eyeDirection player select 1), (eyePos player select 2) + (eyeDirection player select 2) ] }
Additional Information
- See also:
- positionCameraToWorld
Notes
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Notes
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- Posted on May 26, 2014 - 19:10 (UTC)
- Killzone Kid
- This command should have really be named headDirection instead of eyeDirection as one could mistakenly think that eyes direction of your avatar correspond to the direction of the centre of your screen. In fact the direction returned by eyeDirection is avatar's head direction relative to the torso. Play with the script in example 1 to find out limitations. If you need centre of screen direction, use positionCameraToWorld instead.