Look ang - Revision history

Helixhorned: add wikipedia link for 'yaw'

2011-08-11T21:44:12Z

add wikipedia link for 'yaw'

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	'''look_ang''' is the offset that is added to the (yaw or left-right) viewing angle. In the original game it is in effect when using the "look around shoulder" commands.		'''look_ang''' is the offset that is added to the ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Rollpitchyawplain.png yaw] or left-right) viewing angle. In the original game it is in effect when using the "look around shoulder" commands.

	Negative values offset the camera angle to the left, positive ones to the right.		Negative values offset the camera angle to the left, positive ones to the right.

2011-08-11T21:38:09Z

more info

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	Negative values offset the camera angle to the left, positive ones to the right.		Negative values offset the camera angle to the left, positive ones to the right.

	Because the offset is reset towards 0 at a rate proportional to itself (currently hardcoded to one fourth), there is a point where ~~a (~~constant) addition per time unit and the resetting balance each other out. With the hardcoded values, these are -605 and 608, that is, about more than 90 degrees.		Because the offset is reset towards 0 at a rate proportional to itself (currently hardcoded to one fourth), there is a point where the constant addition per time unit (+- 152, unless overridden by [[EVENT_LOOKLEFT]]/[[EVENT_LOOKRIGHT]]) and the resetting balance each other out. With the hardcoded values, these are -605 and 608, that is, about more than 90 degrees.


	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2011-08-11T21:29:03Z

Full rewrite; remove a statement claiming that look_and is reset to 3 after lookright, I think it's wrong (ref: P_ProcessInput())

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	the ~~angle~~ that ~~player~~ is ~~looking, not facing. i.e~~. when ~~you use~~ the ~~lookleft/right~~ commands.		'''look_ang''' is the offset that is added to the (yaw or left-right) viewing angle. In the original game it is in effect when using the "look around shoulder" commands.

	~~Lookleft gradative set~~ the ~~value~~ to ~~-605~~, ~~while lookright set~~ to ~~608~~. ~~After using lookright it will not~~ reset to ~~the default value~~ (~~zero~~) ~~but rather to 3~~.		Negative values offset the camera angle to the left, positive ones to the right.

			Because the offset is reset towards 0 at a rate proportional to itself (currently hardcoded to one fourth), there is a point where a (constant) addition per time unit and the resetting balance each other out. With the hardcoded values, these are -605 and 608, that is, about more than 90 degrees.


	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2009-11-06T18:23:10Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:23, 6 November 2009
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	the angle that player is looking, not facing. i.e. when you use the lookleft/right commands.		the angle that player is looking, not facing. i.e. when you use the lookleft/right commands.

	Lookleft gradative set the value to -605, while lookright set to 608.		Lookleft gradative set the value to -605, while lookright set to 608. After using lookright it will not reset to the default value (zero) but rather to 3.


	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2009-11-06T18:13:05Z

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	the angle that player is looking, not facing. i.e. when you use the lookleft/right commands.		the angle that player is looking, not facing. i.e. when you use the lookleft/right commands.

			Lookleft gradative set the value to -605, while lookright set to 608.


	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2005-09-24T23:39:25Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:39, 24 September 2005
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	the angle that player is looking, not facing. i.e. when you use the lookleft/right commands.		the angle that player is looking, not facing. i.e. when you use the lookleft/right commands.

			[[Category:Player structure members]]

2005-02-11T00:29:12Z

New page

the angle that player is looking, not facing. i.e. when you use the lookleft/right commands.