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You've provided two very long videos. Please provide the exact time in the video when the scrolling happens so we know what type of scrolling you're referring to.
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You've provided two very long videos. Please provide the exact time in the video when the scrolling happens so we know what type of scrolling you're referring to.
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I believe he is using a camera movement or frame position to get that effect. Probably tying in the mouse movement to the camera movement.
For example:
Create an object Always move it to the mouse position Centre the frame (scrollings under storyboard controls) on that object. As the mouse moves around and the object moves around, the viewport should also move.
There are also camera objects in Clickstore - I've never used them, so not sure if they work better.
I believe he is using a camera movement or frame position to get that effect. Probably tying in the mouse movement to the camera movement.
For example:
Create an object Always move it to the mouse position Centre the frame (scrollings under storyboard controls) on that object. As the mouse moves around and the object moves around, the viewport should also move.
There are also camera objects in Clickstore - I've never used them, so not sure if they work better.
can you do a tutorial for me maybe MFA or something
can you do a tutorial for me maybe MFA or something
Because I don't know where to click
I think the video I posted above should be enough for your case, this is a called interpolation (lerp) to camera, there are multiple interpolation methods out there, in the video I used a simple smooth lerp method via a well known formula For other types of easing, I would recommend to use the easing object, it has a lot lerp functions (check it's help file and built-in examples from Help > Examples > Easing to know how to use it)
Also just a thing that I see repeated a lot, you probably are new to the engine, I would recommend starting out properly first before making your game
Go over the tutorials from Help > Tutorials
Watch some good tutorials, like the ones by AlmightyZenTaco (NOT FNAF ONES THEY ARE ALL BAD)
Check the documentation from Help > Contents
Understand how events work (they are explained in Help > Contents)
Play with different objects, check there help files and examples that come with them (most objects do)
Experiment a lot with different objects, various engine features and editors, object selection, fastloops and foreach loops, groups and comments..etc
Search the forum or ask for stuff on it (but do not have very specific stuff like how to make camera movement like fnaf) there is also the discord server (pls don't ask for fnaf questions if possible though, we are burnt out from them): Please login to see this link.
I think the video I posted above should be enough for your case, this is a called interpolation (lerp) to camera, there are multiple interpolation methods out there, in the video I used a simple smooth lerp method via a well known formula For other types of easing, I would recommend to use the easing object, it has a lot lerp functions (check it's help file and built-in examples from Help > Examples > Easing to know how to use it)
Also just a thing that I see repeated a lot, you probably are new to the engine, I would recommend starting out properly first before making your game
Go over the tutorials from Help > Tutorials
Watch some good tutorials, like the ones by AlmightyZenTaco (NOT FNAF ONES THEY ARE ALL BAD)
Check the documentation from Help > Contents
Understand how events work (they are explained in Help > Contents)
Play with different objects, check there help files and examples that come with them (most objects do)
Experiment a lot with different objects, various engine features and editors, object selection, fastloops and foreach loops, groups and comments..etc
Search the forum or ask for stuff on it (but do not have very specific stuff like how to make camera movement like fnaf) there is also the discord server (pls don't ask for fnaf questions if possible though, we are burnt out from them): Please login to see this link.
I watch some clickteam tutorials not only fnaf but there is no tutorial for LERP scrolling
and this tutorial with scrolling is good, but it's not what I wanted There is no smooth end that I want