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How can I make it, using code? |
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Hey! I'm still waiting! |
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seems most of what you ask about is "how to" ... with code. In other words, you would like everyone else to write java scripts for you. Well, here's an idea - learn to write in java script yourself.... then you can do all the things you want, make some cool extensions and even share what you do on the forum.... there are LOTS of free courses and tutorials about learning JS you can check out ... just do a google search to get started. Learning a new skill (any skill) is both rewarding and satisfying as it lets you grow as a person and achieve things you can be truly proud of. Bottom line - we all would like to be truly proud of ourselves. P.S. - java script is not that hard to learn, if I can do it, anyone can! |
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I can't code javascript yet but here's how I would do it using visual coding... 1- Make the camera follow a short/tight path and set the speed to just a few milliseconds to create a shake effect. 2- Have a cluster of cameras all attached to the same camera node, looking at the same target from slightly different positions. Now switch between all the cameras every few milliseconds to create a shake effect. 3- Change the position of the active camera every few milliseconds to create a shake effect. 4- Install "reshade" and use its: "camera shake effect". Now, whenever a pre-defined key/button is pressed, there will be a real camera shake post-process effect applied to your game. |
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I am interested in this topic too |
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Really [/url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Working]interesting[/url]! |
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did it work out |
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I wrote an entire underwater fps camera for him, but never get an answer. This is usually why I stop helping others. |
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But you are still helping the community by answering lot of questions here on the forums. It reminds me of my early days here. Where the forums posts were full with my questions and answers to make the community better. Hahah 
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csp-games wrote: I wrote an entire underwater fps camera for him, but never get an answer. This is usually why I stop helping others. Oh uh <:0 I'm sorry for this, I just have a lot of problems with the Internet lately and I can't always visit the forum. I am glad that there is such a good coder like you, who helps everyone, and does not even shy away from writing great code, while many say "go learn JS". |
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No problem. but yes, go learn JS ;) it helps a lot. Study the swim script. Ignore the sinus cosinus stuff for now. This is 3D math, not JS. |
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Omega wrote: How can I make it, using code? Modify action_scaleanimated Gif. xyz a random 15% offset or so |
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csp-games wrote: I wrote an entire underwater fps camera for him, but never get an answer. This is usually why I stop helping others. That sounds really cool I am interested |
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wrote: 1- Make the camera follow a short/tight path and set the speed to just a few milliseconds to create a shake effect. This one works perfectly. Thanks for the ideas . 
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