[Bf-gamedev] Re: Unreal Engine-like Viewport Navigation (patch)

[Takanu Kyriako]

I can’t test it as I don't have my computer setup for custom Blender builds (yet), but this looks pretty awesome.  Is there any “movement falloff” when you let go of a directional key?  I couldn’t tell in the video, and it makes the movement feel generally better, even if it’s superfluous.  It’s been a while since I opened UE4 but I think the engine has it?  I remember that being the reason why I'd fly through random environments endlessly just for fun x_x.

Also, the patch didn’t mention if you implemented the mouse wheel to increase or decrease movement sensitivity or if it was being considered.  I’d consider this pretty important as the environment scale could be quite different to the movement scale, so it becomes important to be able to adjust it.  Just curious :3






From: Dalai Felinto
Sent: ‎Friday‎, ‎14‎ ‎November‎ ‎2014 ‎03‎:‎47
To: bf-gamedev at blender.org





Hi,

I've implemented the viewport navigation of UDK (Unreal Engine, from
Epic) in Blender. It's built on top of the walk navigation system with
a custom keymap for the special mouse modes that are unique to unreal.

If you are familiar with Unreal (or even if you are not) the patch and
more details are here: https://developer.blender.org/D897

I also recorded a screencast to show the navigation, but it's hard to
convey in a video how well the system works:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u2mAHOBIXY&hd=1

Feedback and comments are not only welcome but necessary ;)

Thanks,
Dalai
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