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Re: Changing Controls
Posted: September 1st, 2011, 1:16 pm
by UCLA.RES.
I am not using Lunix, so I had to do trial and error. I only got error.
Re: Changing Controls
Posted: September 1st, 2011, 2:31 pm
by arcones
Code: Select all
Index: src/engine/rendergl.cpp
===================================================================
--- src/engine/rendergl.cpp (revision 3240)
+++ src/engine/rendergl.cpp (working copy)
@@ -852,6 +852,9 @@
while(camera1->yaw>=360.0f) camera1->yaw -= 360.0f;
}
+int moveentropy = 0;
+VARP(mouselook, 0, 0, 1);
+
void mousemove(int dx, int dy)
{
float cursens = sensitivity, curaccel = mouseaccel;
@@ -880,13 +883,25 @@
}
camera1->yaw += dx*cursens;
- camera1->pitch -= dy*cursens;
+ if(mouselook)
+ camera1->pitch -= dy*cursens;
+ else
+ moveentropy = clamp<int>(500, -500, moveentropy - dy * cursens * 2);
+
fixcamerarange();
if(camera1!=player && !detachedcamera)
{
player->yaw = camera1->yaw;
player->pitch = camera1->pitch;
}
+
+ if(moveentropy)
+ {
+ player->move = clamp(1, -1, moveentropy);
+ int dt = min<int>(fabs(moveentropy), curtime);
+ moveentropy += (moveentropy > 0) ? -dt : dt;
+ }
+ else if(!mouselook) player->move = 0;
}
void recomputecamera()
The top part that says src/engine/rendergl.cpp is where this bit of code needs to go. If you've already got it there, that's great, you probably need to compile the engine though.
If you don't have it there, that's where the file should be. Either the rendergl.cpp file is already there and you add this on, or it's a new .cpp file you need to create yourself. (I'm not on my computer or I'd tell you which it is ;D ) Then compile.
Re: Changing Controls
Posted: September 1st, 2011, 2:56 pm
by UCLA.RES.
wait, so I just put it anywhere in that file? also, how do I compile it with the engine? i tried the directions posted on wiki, but it didn't work. You are so helpful. I am so close!! Please stick with me!
Re: Changing Controls
Posted: September 1st, 2011, 4:57 pm
by arcones
Place it at the end of the file. So you did this?
To compile go into src\windows and open the file named sandbox.cbp. This should start codeblocks.
if this is your first time, codeblocks will prompt you over which compiler to use, it should auto detect the presence of mingw under 'GNU compiler collection'. If not please make sure mingw is installed correctly.
To build the binaries, simply click the build button and codeblocks will take care of building everything.
And used the appropriate programs? i.e. codeblocks and mingw?
Re: Changing Controls
Posted: September 8th, 2011, 2:06 pm
by UCLA.RES.
I don't think you are supposed to put it at the end.
Because I am using Windows and not linux, those instructions don't work. Still, I tried anyways and it didn't work. I am getting desperate, because no matter what i do, its not working. My research leader is not getting frustrated with me and its not a good situation. Would you be able to help in another way possibly?
Thank you
Re: Changing Controls
Posted: September 11th, 2011, 12:05 pm
by Hirato
This is probably a bit late, but I committed a more "proper" patch into sandbox.
I've updated the bianries so you don't have to compile, just follow instructions here
http://www.sandboxgamemaker.com/wiki/in ... evelopment
one that is done, run the FPS module (I only added it there) and type /mouselook 0