Character Rotate to Cursor Location

[anonymous_user_3f36203b]

@Everynone;602221

If you really want a quick and dirty solution, use the line intersection method. Instead of using floor’s position as the Plane Origin, use your character’s position instead. Anyway, whether the player goes up and down does not matter, get the coords that you need.

To be honest, you will be limiting yourself if you take the easy way here. I still suggest you use the object channels. It’s a tad more work but you will be able to obtain more information about your world this way, especially at a later stage. And no, you do not need to ‘tag’ everything - not by hand at least. If your levels are going to me made out of modular pieces, you can have a class with the desired settings and instantiate, in the editor or during run-time, swapping meshes and materials as needed.

Still trying to get this working better.

I don’t suppose you could go into more detail. I think I understand what you are suggesting. But I’m not sure how to go about setting it up.

Based on your previous advice. This is what I have set up so far.

It sort of works. The camera doesn’t jolt if the cursor moves over an object. But the character doesn’t seem to face where the cursor is located.
Scratch that. I was being dim. I used the character location as the input for the “Find Look at Rotation” “Start”. And it seems to be working brilliantly.

Thanks again.