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Help with Input system and Cinemachine

Discussion in 'Input System' started by chalasanihemanth25, Jun 28, 2022.

  1. chalasanihemanth25

    chalasanihemanth25

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    Hi,
    I am developing a third person parkour game with new input system and cinemachine. You can move with the right joystick and look around using right joystick(Cinemachine Input provider). For doing tricks I am using button with one modifier, you press R2 and move the right joystick in different directions for different tricks. But when I move the right joystick for a trick cinemachine rotates the camera.

    Is a way to stop cinemachine to rotate the camera when other buttons are pressed.

    Thank you in advance.

    Hemanth
     
    chalasanihemanth25, Jun 28, 2022
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  2. Gregoryl

    Gregoryl

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    I think the way to do it is to set up your inputs that you connect to the CM camera so that they don't send values when the buttons are pressed. You can ask on the input forum for help doing that.
     
    Gregoryl, Jul 4, 2022
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  3. andrew_oc

    andrew_oc

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    This has been a long standing known issue until Input System 1.4, which should be released any moment now. We introduced something similar to the idea of input event consumption, so the action that's bound to R2 + right joystick will have a higher priority than the action bound to just right joystick, will get first shot at the input event, and will mark it as handled so the other action never gets a chance to run. Both actions will need to be defined in the same input action asset for this to work though.
     
    andrew_oc, Jul 4, 2022
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