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2023-04-04 at 7:25 pm #61701vjecht169Customer
Hello,
still the same app as in a topic before:Now I would like to limit the camera panning to the surrounding sphere, so that you can’t leave this area with the camera.
I have now searched the forum for various solutions to this and have so far found a single Maya solution (I use 3dsMax myself) that I don’t understand and can’t replicate.
Is there a way to limit camera panning on orbitcameras ( I know it works on first-person through collision materials) ?
Or is there possibly a workaround.
Thanks for the help :)
- This topic was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by vjecht169.
2023-04-04 at 8:25 pm #61704kdvParticipantThere are a lot of topics about how to limit the scene camera panning. This one is the most useful
Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.
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2023-04-04 at 9:35 pm #61705vjecht169CustomerHm, according to the link there is unfortunately no good solution at the moment ?!
So then I guess I should integrate a button ,that automatically resets the camera to the origin – in case someone navigated out….
Now I just have to figure out how ;)
2023-04-04 at 9:50 pm #61706kdvParticipantYou can try to limit the max distance between the camera and the center of that big sphere…
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2023-04-04 at 9:59 pm #61707vjecht169CustomerYou can try to limit the max distance between the camera and the center of that big sphere…
Ok thanks a lot, that sounds good, but how can I implement that e.g. with the help of puzzles?
2023-04-04 at 10:46 pm #61708kdvParticipantUse the
constraint
puzzle
https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/Animation.html#limit_transformNot perfect but better than nothing )))
https://v3d.net/hrtPuzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.
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2023-04-04 at 11:01 pm #61709vjecht169CustomerNot perfect but better than nothing )))
https://v3d.net/hrtWow, but ahemm, how did you get the data of my file?
and more important: can you give me also the puzzle?
I tried it with the limit distance but it didn’t work ;)
Perhaps because I’am still a beginner…- This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by vjecht169.
2023-04-04 at 11:04 pm #61710kdvParticipantWow, but ahemm, how did you get the data of my file?
Simply downloaded the files
and more important: can you give me the also puzzle?
You’d better place your town more symmetrically relative to the sphere’s center.
And fix the geometry
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