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:Your best bet, I would think, would be the [[:Category: Oblivion Script Extender|Oblivion Script Extender]], but I don't think it is yet capable of doing what you need. One possibility, I suppose, is to use Timeslip's functions, if/when they're officially released, to press R and move the mouse around. Doing this would require rather ridiculous maths to make sure you're moving the mouse correctly, I would guess... | :Your best bet, I would think, would be the [[:Category: Oblivion Script Extender|Oblivion Script Extender]], but I don't think it is yet capable of doing what you need. One possibility, I suppose, is to use Timeslip's functions, if/when they're officially released, to press R and move the mouse around. Doing this would require rather ridiculous maths to make sure you're moving the mouse correctly, I would guess... | ||
::[[User:Mmmpld|mmmpld]] 05:51, 2 August 2006 (EDT): Can't swing a weapon while holding 'r'. |
Revision as of 04:51, 2 August 2006
Hey all.
I'm having trouble editing the scripting of a mod I downloaded. The mod lets you lock on to people in third person view and bases your movement around them (if you strafe you run in a circle around them). The way you lock onto people is via a ring that you set to a hotkey, and when equiped, you lock on. I've been looking for a command to add to the script that will rotate the camera a little to the left or right and lock it in position when i target onto someone. This would allow a better view for battle, i think (it worked great in Zelda for N64, anyways). Here's what the script looks like:
scriptname TargetActivatorScript ref source Begin OnEquip set TargetCount to 0 set TargetCurrent to 0 set TargetMinHeading to 45.0 set source to player.PlaceAtMe TargetActivator,1,0,0 source.cast TargetSpell player source.disable End Begin OnUnequip set TargetCount to -1 set TargetCurrent to -1 set TargetMinHeading to 45.0 player.dispel TargertSpell End
Thanks for any help.
- Dragoon Wraith TALK 09:25, 1 August 2006 (EDT): Controlling the camera or the player are things ObScript cannot do. I also doubt that Oblivion is designed to allow the camera to move independently of the player (other than when R is held), since it always defaults to over the player's shoulder.
- Your best bet, I would think, would be the Oblivion Script Extender, but I don't think it is yet capable of doing what you need. One possibility, I suppose, is to use Timeslip's functions, if/when they're officially released, to press R and move the mouse around. Doing this would require rather ridiculous maths to make sure you're moving the mouse correctly, I would guess...
- mmmpld 05:51, 2 August 2006 (EDT): Can't swing a weapon while holding 'r'.