This is a top down game where the player moves towards the mouse cursor. I enabled Orient Rotation to Movement and set the Spring Arm’s roation to world. The character rotates in the direction of the cursor (good!). But when I release the LMB, the character pops back into the original oriention (not good). Another issue is that now the spring arm/ camera suddenly are facing not from the back but from the front so I needed to compensate by rotating the z-axis of the spring arm by 180 degrees (not ideal). The popping back is the real problem. Any help?
I also encountered a few problems with this tutorial, here is a solution that helped me.
I don’t know why the author of the lesson didn’t show it to us
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Wow! You saved me! Thank you!
Thank you. Work here!!!
Hi,
Yeah it slipped through the Authors (my) attention that I switched the flag in the class and didn’t record that part. Super sorry. I extended the article here on the hub and added also a zip file with the assets to the Stack-O-Bot project for this tutorial yesterday.
-Andi
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Thank you for letting me know. It is a great tutorial!
When you have issues with the rotation of your character:
Open the BP_Bot Blueprint and in the details panel of the root component search for “Use controller Rotation Yaw” and turn it to false.
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Thank you. It really does work!
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Great StormerZ, It works. Thank you so much!
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Came here for this same issue, and this was an instant fix. Thanks!