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MatthewL019
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Alright. What I'm trying to do is, essentially, make a camera object, and have it spawn inside the player. The camera object then has a 32 pixel radius around the player in which it can move. The camera's view is set to the x and y coordinates of the camera. Now, this works as intended as you will see in the GIF below (the first couple seconds, anyway). After the first couple seconds, I move my mouse INSIDE the radius circle, and for some reason the view starts to zoom around and have a mind of its own. The exact same code (obviously with some tweaking to make it compatible for GM:S 2) did not have this error, in-fact it worked great.
GIF (first couple seconds, works fine, then after that I put my mouse in the circle and LEAVE it still, the view/background is moving NOT the mouse):
https://gyazo.com/ceabea8f19b6ac83e2782cd85ab8d52a
In my obj_controller's create event, here is where I set up the camera:
In my obj_camera's create event:
In my obj_camera's step event:
Please note, this is not the only time I have seen this 'wild' behaviour by the new camera/view system in GM:S2. I do not think it is related to this code alone, I think it is perhaps something to do with the views/cameras that maybe an option has been added that I am not aware about.
GIF (first couple seconds, works fine, then after that I put my mouse in the circle and LEAVE it still, the view/background is moving NOT the mouse):
https://gyazo.com/ceabea8f19b6ac83e2782cd85ab8d52a
In my obj_controller's create event, here is where I set up the camera:
Code:
globalvar camera;
camera = camera_create_view(0,0,240,135,0,-1,-1,-1,240/2,(135/2)+0.5);
view_set_camera(0, camera);
Code:
radius = 16;
x = obj_player.x;
y = obj_player.y;
Code:
var xTo, yTo;
move_towards_point(mouse_x,mouse_y,0);
xTo = obj_player.x + lengthdir_x(min(radius,distance_to_point(mouse_x,mouse_y)), direction);
yTo = obj_player.y + lengthdir_y(min(radius,distance_to_point(mouse_x,mouse_y)), direction);
x += (xTo-x)/25;
y += (yTo-y)/25;
camera_set_view_pos(camera, xTo-(camera_get_view_width(camera)/2), yTo-(camera_get_view_height(camera)/2));