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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Ask FPSC System to Modders

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puppysss
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Posted: 1st Nov 2009 05:34 Edited at: 1st Nov 2009 05:37
Hi Guys I want to know Camera Of Fpsc System.
I know MouseMove to Camera Rotation And Camera Movement use Newvalue But I'm not sure about the details.
Also I Really Want to know Where is written All Of Camera code.
Sorry But Help me! please!

I'm Really Sorry! Yeah I know that I must to contribute many things
for many questions.

In the mean,I wish This Source Code be useful for Modders.
I find Very Unbelievable feature! That is in my code!

Sorry But Help me Please!



[EDIT]
My Wish is that I want to translate Some Algorithm for camera and
What's Some Variable.

DEFCON CRISIS comming soon 2009~~!
Plystire
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Location: Staring into the digital ether
Posted: 1st Nov 2009 08:07
Quote: "Also I Really Want to know Where is written All Of Camera code."


Everywhere... there is code for the camera spread all throughout the source, bud.

The source is like one big scavenger hunt!! (And I'm fairly good at scavenger hunts )


Here's a tip to get you started on finding it all, though:
- Do a search in the source for "position camera".. it will, if not immediately, lead you to the spot where it positions the camera to a few variables.

Those variables are important in many places of the source, so do a search for one of them (just one will do, since they are all usually together) and from there you should be able to decode how the entire system "man-handles" the camera.


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