Hey,

I'm just curious what values are used for SetCurrentCamera(player, ?);

I know:
0=internal
1=external

I'm guessing:
2=that spinning idle camera
3=death camera

anybody know?


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That will be easy to test.
Maybe faster than posting here

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I think the second value is boolean, meaning either 0 or 1. But you can test it, it might be very interesting...

As long as your giving me permission....

 

It is boolean. When I tested it, it switched fine to 1, but crahsed when I tried 2 and 3.

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Hmmm...

Then there must be flags that control those cameras. Like state flags or something. I was just curious anyhow.

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-There are easier things in life than finding a good woman, like nailing Jello to a tree, for instance

-Tazz

Either that, or its hardcoded.

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Well, if you're going to make it so that it goes to that camera, you should open up Space Soldiers 3. It had a feign death function. Not much, but that's all that I can think of.

There are special flags that control the camera, but they don't appear to do anything.

Use the verbs SetCameraStateFlags(flags) and GetCameraStateFlags(localplayer) if you want to experiment. Strangely, SetCameraStateFlags() does not need the player as a parameters.

[This message has been edited by SaberMaster (edited February 01, 2002).]