Add pitch to my view when using set view target with blend, apparently this is harder than it sounds.
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Use another actors camera without possessing. I have an NPC with an AI_controller that I am sending input to from another blueprint (possessing will not work). I added my player controllers rot to the NPC’s camera, which works perfectly, but does not affect set view target with blend. I can even eject from the view target and click the npc to see the camera preview that I want to be using lol.
Not sure I’m understanding correctly, but when you Set View Target with Blend, you’re basically selecting a camera to view - it sounds like you need to change the pitch of that camera. It’s not like it spawns a new camera when you do that, you just have to control the rot of whatever camera was used. Maybe I’m missing something.
You can also create your own camera BP (based on CineCamera or something) and have a reference to another camera, then get/update/assign that referenced camera’s transform (or just rot) to your BP.
Yeah turns out I was looking at the preview for my original character, because they’re the parent actor of the NPC, disregard the use another actor’s camera.
How can I add pitch to my target’s camera that I set view target with view target with blend?
I have the rotator for the view angle already calculated and bound to mouse input all working
I too think I might have misunderstood, do you want to lerp (blend) between 2 cameras (from two different actors?)? So you can transition from Camera A to Camera B?
If so, do you want to remain possessing Camera A?
No lerp or blend, I have that set to 0 for instant transition. I want to view camera B while possessing and controlling camera A, I just can’t add pitch to the view. Sorry for not being clear!
That actually worked, I tried it before but figured I’d give it an honest attempt before saying no. I think because I switched the NPC to be a child it’s working lol. Now it’s doing that thing where you look down and jump you fall through the floor though, any ideas for that? I never use that setting