Hi! I have a problem a Static Mesh rotation by the Camera. When I look down and try to lean in any direction, it will move weirdly.
On Event Tick.
~ Rotation by the Camera
On Input Axis.
~ Lean Structure
What can I do?
I think the problem comes from some angle rapidly changing value from 0 to 360.
Can you print the Target rotator from the camera on screen and check if there are sudden jumps in value?
If this is the problem:
Try using directly the camera rotation instead of getting the forward vector and making rotator out of it.
If it does not work:
Try creating the rotator with more parameters because 1 axis does not give you enough data. (Make Rotation From Axes might work better)
Thanks for the answer!
Both print the same (Camera->GetForwardVec->MakeRotFromX or GetWorldRotation)
I don’t know exactly how to use “Make Rotation From Axes” or what exactly to connect to.
I think that is the problem although I can’t really read it with that compression
The values outlined in green are positive and the values outlined in red are negative. While this would not itself be a problem if the difference was from -5 to +5 for example, some of these swings are from -178 to +127 for a single tick.
I am not sure what you are tying to achieve here but I think you should define your desired rotator better. I can see that you have lean forward/back, left/right but I assume this is in relation of the actor. Can you explain how the camera should play into this?
So the camera will rotate the character in the forward direction of the camera, but there is a problem when I look down and try to lean. I just don’t want it to behave like that!
OMG! This is what happens when not testing things… I am deeply sorry.
I’ve messed up the inputs of the Lerp node.
A should be the Up vector and B should be the Forward vector.
You can also use VectorLengthXYSquared instead:
Sorry again.
Edit: It wont work again though - I’ve decided to test it more.
Can you check your character settings for me please.
Namely:
- Make sure Orient Rotation to Movement is false if you are setting it directly;
- Try removing your rotation logic and setting Use Controller Desired Rotation to True;
OMG! This is what happens when not testing things… I am deeply sorry.
I’ve messed up the inputs of the Lerp node.
No problem, thanks a lot for trying to help me!
Can you check your character settings for me please.
Namely:
- Make sure Orient Rotation to Movement is false if you are setting it directly;
- Try removing your rotation logic and setting Use Controller Desired Rotation to True;
I’m using a pawn actor, not a character
You can also use VectorLengthXYSquared instead:
Result:
Yes, but it works weird and I don’t have the delay I get with an RInterp To.
Anyway, thank you very much for trying to help me. In time I will find a solution for this.
That’s what I was trying to do with the Lerp however I wanted to get the up vector when the forward vector is not useful anymore (when its length on the XY plane is small)
You will have problems with your solution when you start looking up. (and the up vector starts pointing back)
This works well!! Thank you very much!
That’s what I was trying to do with the Lerp however I wanted to get the up vector when the forward vector is not useful anymore (when its length on the XY plane is small)
You will have problems with your solution when you start looking up. (and the up vector starts pointing back)
That is correct. When I look from the bottom up, it will behave strangely!