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I am trying to create a first-person walking experience where a character’s walk animation is triggered by pressing a specific key on the keyboard. The camera should follow the character from behind, similar to how it works in many video games. However, I do not want to parent the character to the camera, as I want the user to have the ability to rotate the camera around the character, allowing them to view the front of the character and the surroundings (like in GTA games). Additionally, the character should always stay on the floor.
### Key Queries:
1. How can I assign specific keyboard keys to trigger actions using puzzles in Verge3D?
2. How to do the first person character walk properly like in video games using Verge3D?Thanks in advance.
Pardon if this isn’t exactly spot on, but full credit to kdv for teaching me the basics of keydown here
and if necessary, logic puzzles
If necessary?
Without logic puzzles you will do nothing.While kdv must absolutely be credited for teaching me the fundamentals of keydown/up events, here’s the puzzles for keydown/up events for movement I ended up with eventually. Just change “up” to “forward”, and “down” to “back”
Also, assuming you’re using Blender…
speaking of 3d camera view, a la GTA games, the camera has to be moved around together with the playable character via the above controls, too. Here, the puzzles do so:
Meanwhile, in Blender, the camera verge3d setting must be this, so camera may be controlled via mouse:
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