Hey everyone!
I’ve written a camera script for the BGE that uses the Xbox One Controller! Make sure that the camera object is parented to your ‘player’ object in order for this to work. The main objective of the script is to rotate the player left/right and for the camera to rotate up/down using the “RIGHT THUMBSTICK” on your ‘Xbox One’ controller.
PLEASE NOTE! THE CODE BELOW HAS BEEN MODIFIED TO WORK MORE EFFICIENTLY THAN THE CODE IN THE VIDEO!
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Initial Xbox One/Camera Script Tutorial:
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import bge
def main():
cont = bge.logic.getCurrentController()
own = cont.owner
scene = bge.logic.getCurrentScene()
player = scene.objects [“player”]
sticks = bge.logic.joysticks
controller = sticks[0]
#print(controller.axisValues)
values = controller.axisValues
rightStickHorizontal = values[3]
rightStickVertical = values[4]
absolute values of joysticks determine how far off the joysticks are moved.
absHorizontal = abs(rightStickHorizontal)
absVertical = abs(rightStickVertical)
calculates the absolute value of the joystick to determine movement
enables player/camera to not move if joystick is ‘slightly positioned’ in a certain direction
if absHorizontal < 0.25:
rightStickHorizontal = 0.0
if absVertical < 0.25:
rightStickVertical = 0.0
rotates player (z axis) and camera (x axis)
player.applyRotation([0, 0, rightStickHorizontal * -0.03],True)
own.applyRotation([rightStickVertical * -0.03, 0, 0], True)
main()
and thanks for the help!