I used the action "pan camera" to make it look in the middle of the region i wanted, is there a way to restore it so it will come back to the location i was originally looking at before the trigger? Thanks
Not unless you add some delay before the panning and even then it will still pan to the point when the native was called which might not have been the last place the person was looking.
For this reason you should not use camera pans unless you are running some cinematic break (where the camera restore is unimportant afterwards anyway). Instead highlight areas of importance with mini-map markers, pings, objectives and dialog. If people are too stupid to understand them then there really is nothing you can do (chances are even if you showed them the point they still would not understand).
It's been awhile since I've messed with cameras. Have you tried storing the camera position as a camera object variable then recalling it using apply camera object?
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I used the action "pan camera" to make it look in the middle of the region i wanted, is there a way to restore it so it will come back to the location i was originally looking at before the trigger? Thanks
Not unless you add some delay before the panning and even then it will still pan to the point when the native was called which might not have been the last place the person was looking.
For this reason you should not use camera pans unless you are running some cinematic break (where the camera restore is unimportant afterwards anyway). Instead highlight areas of importance with mini-map markers, pings, objectives and dialog. If people are too stupid to understand them then there really is nothing you can do (chances are even if you showed them the point they still would not understand).
It's been awhile since I've messed with cameras. Have you tried storing the camera position as a camera object variable then recalling it using apply camera object?