I created this logic node for camera orbit.
The problem comes when i rotate over 1.52 radiants on the left or otherwise -1.52 radiants on the right, the camera start to go upside-down and can’t complete the rotation around the player
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Try doing something like this in nodes:
https://blackgoku36.github.io/armory-tutorials/#/docs/Game_Demo/City_Sim/Basics?id=arcball-camera
(An empty is parented to camera, and this empty is at center)
if(mouse.down("right")){
// Rotate our empty on z-axis in opposite direction of our mouse-x movement.
// Mouse movement is divided by 200 to slow the rotation.
cameraEmpty.rotate(new Vec4(0, 0, 1), -mouse.movementX / 200);
cameraEmpty.buildMatrix();
cameraEmpty.rotate(object.transform.world.right(), -mouse.movementY / 200);
cameraEmpty.buildMatrix();
}
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I have applied for additional nodes to implement the code written by @BlackGoku36.
The blue node is the node under application.
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@Sandy Cool, is there a difference from your node compared to a setup using “Get Transform” -> “Vector form Transform” ? Would be handy to be able to use your single node instead.
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I solved using two Haxe Script one for the Camera Pivot:-
package arm;
import iron.object.Object;
import iron.math.Vec3;
import iron.math.Quat;
import iron.system.Input;
class CameraControl extends iron.Trait {
public var vec=new Vec3(0,0,0);
public function new() {
super();
notifyOnInit(function() {
// get the CameraPivot rotation in EulerAngles
vec.x=object.transform.rot.getEuler().x;
vec.y=object.transform.rot.getEuler().y;
vec.z=object.transform.rot.getEuler().z;
});
notifyOnUpdate(function() {
// get the Gamepad
var gamepad=iron.system.Input.getGamepad(0);
// get the Gamepad Axis
var rightstickXAxis = gamepad.rightStick.x;
var rightstickYAxis = gamepad.rightStick.y;
// increment
vec.x+=rightstickYAxis*0.01;
vec.z+=rightstickXAxis*0.01;
object.transform.rot.fromEuler(vec.x, vec.y, vec.z);
object.transform.buildMatrix();
});
// notifyOnRemove(function() {
// });
}
}
And one for the Player:-
package arm;
import iron.system.Input;
import iron.math.Vec2;
import iron.object.Object;
class MovementByCode extends iron.Trait {
// ottengo il gamepad
public var gamePad=iron.system.Input.getGamepad(0);
private var coords = new Vec2(0,0);
private var direction:Float;
@prop
private var pivot:Object;
private function AggiornaRotazione(angolo:Float){
object.transform.rot.fromEuler(0, 0, pivot.getTrait(CameraControl).vec.z+angolo);
object.transform.buildMatrix();
}
public function new() {
super();
// inizializzazione
notifyOnInit(function() {
});
// update function
notifyOnUpdate(function() {
// ottengo le coordinate di input del Gamepad
coords.x = gamePad.leftStick.x;
coords.y = gamePad.leftStick.y;
if(coords.y>0.2 && (coords.x>-0.2 && coords.x< 0.2))
AggiornaRotazione(0);
else if(coords.x>0.2 && coords.y>0.2)
AggiornaRotazione(-0.785);
else if(coords.x>0.2 && coords.y<-0.2)
AggiornaRotazione(3.925);
else if(coords.x<-0.2 && coords.y>0.2)
AggiornaRotazione(0.785);
else if(coords.x<-0.2 && coords.y<-0.2)
AggiornaRotazione(2.355);
else if(coords.x>0.2 && (coords.y>-0.2 && coords.y< 0.2))
AggiornaRotazione(-1.57);
else if(coords.x<-0.2 && (coords.y>-0.2 && coords.y< 0.2))
AggiornaRotazione(1.57);
else if(coords.y<-0.2 && (coords.x>-0.2 && coords.x< 0.2))
AggiornaRotazione(3.14);
});
// notifyOnRemove(function() {
// });
}
}
Both setup are same, The only difference is that @Sandy’s node doesn’t have quaternion.
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Thank you for pointing out @Simonrazer. As @BlackGoku36 says.
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