Making the player look at something?

[Eyeball27]

In the game, scary events will have a script that forces the player to look at them. How do I set this up?

[Gamemakingdude]

In the game, scary events will have a script that forces the player to look at them. How do I set this up?

Make use of the search for forums. Its been asked before.

Try looking for my 7 questions post.

[Eyeball27]

I've searched multiple times, and found nothing. Your 7 questions post didn't help, either. I know what script to use, I just need some clarification on the values and how to properly set it up.

[Hooumeri]

Hey.this is the script

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void  StartPlayerLookAt(string& asEntityName, float afSpeedMul, float afMaxSpeed, string &asAtTargetCallback);

string& asEntityName = Where you want the player to look at, the name of the entity/area.

float afSpeedMul = The speed at which the player looks at the entity/area (I guess)

float afMaxSpeed = The max speed it will use ( I guess)

You can leave the targetcallback empty if you want(remember "")

anyways, here I have a working script. If you want the player to look faster, just mess up with the time values.

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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void Lookatdoor(string &in asTimer)
{
if(asTimer == "Lookatdoor_01")
{
StartPlayerLookAt("castle_1",2.0f,5.0f,"");
AddTimer("Lookatdoor_02",1.5f,"Lookatdoor");
}

if(asTimer == "Lookatdoor_02")
{
StopPlayerLookAt();
}
}

What happens here, is that my player looks at the door (castle_1) and after 1.5 seconds, the player can freely look around.

Hope this helped!

[Eyeball27]

Hey.this is the script

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void  StartPlayerLookAt(string& asEntityName, float afSpeedMul, float afMaxSpeed, string &asAtTargetCallback);

string& asEntityName = Where you want the player to look at, the name of the entity/area.

float afSpeedMul = The speed at which the player looks at the entity/area (I guess)

float afMaxSpeed = The max speed it will use ( I guess)

You can leave the targetcallback empty if you want(remember "")

anyways, here I have a working script. If you want the player to look faster, just mess up with the time values.

Code: (Select All)

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void Lookatdoor(string &in asTimer)
{
if(asTimer == "Lookatdoor_01")
{
StartPlayerLookAt("castle_1",2.0f,5.0f,"");
AddTimer("Lookatdoor_02",1.5f,"Lookatdoor");
}

if(asTimer == "Lookatdoor_02")
{
StopPlayerLookAt();
}
}

What happens here, is that my player looks at the door (castle_1) and after 1.5 seconds, the player can freely look around.

Hope this helped!

Thanks you! That helped quite a bit.