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    How to change to first person view with custom camera temporarily?

    Hey.

    I have normal game camera as I like it.
    Then comes a place, where I want the CUSTOM camera to switch to fps mode, so that the camera will be around where the riders head is and the camera will be pointing towards the "road".
    I want that CUSTOM camera to change to fps mode and I need the bike to go forward same time and have the camera follow the path the rider is riding in FPS view. For about 10 seconds in that track. Then I want it reset to normal.
    How will I be able to do this or is it impossible?

    Why in the flying *** developers don't let us to use multiple game cameras? Or at least make the camera stuff much easier.
    When I want to play, I want to play. Not pretend that I'm a programmer or something like that.

    Also where can I read about the commands and events and what not of the level editor?
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    Originally Posted by hasadji Go to original post
    Hey.

    I have normal game camera as I like it.
    Then comes a place, where I want the CUSTOM camera to switch to fps mode, so that the camera will be around where the riders head is and the camera will be pointing towards the "road".
    I want that CUSTOM camera to change to fps mode and I need the bike to go forward same time and have the camera follow the path the rider is riding in FPS view. For about 10 seconds in that track. Then I want it reset to normal.
    How will I be able to do this or is it impossible?

    Why in the flying *** developers don't let us to use multiple game cameras? Or at least make the camera stuff much easier.
    When I want to play, I want to play. Not pretend that I'm a programmer or something like that.

    Also where can I read about the commands and events and what not of the level editor?
    You would use an object position event and take the coordinates from your riders head (Or something like that). Ive never done that, but I can tell you that there is no built in "FPS mode". But you can certainly accomplish what you want using an interval trigger, custom camera, OPE, and some data sources.

    And on the topic of "When I want to play, I want to play. Not pretend that I'm a programmer or something like that." I have no idea what that is supposed to mean. You are programming with the editor essentially, its just basic visual programming instead of text based, there is no pretending that you are. Nothing is stopping you from playing the game, but using the editor is not playing, it requires some amount of "work", especially when you are trying to deviate from the standard gameplay such as creating an "FPS Mode".

    If you want to learn how to use the editor there are tutorial videos, they were made for evo, but im pretty sure its all the same.
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