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Question Make facing camera orientation slower?

Discussion in 'Visual Effect Graph' started by WesselFreriks, May 9, 2020.

  1. WesselFreriks

    WesselFreriks

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    Hello! Is there a way to make the orientation face camera slower? I'm doing this in order to prevent this "rolling" effect whenever I look at particles that are above the player. Any other solutions for this are also welcome, of course!

    Here's a gif of the issue: https://imgur.com/v4GACjv

    edit: I've been looking around and I have noticed the Shuriken system has a "allow roll" option that can be toggled. I guess I'm looking for the VFX Graph equivalent?
     
    Last edited: May 10, 2020
    WesselFreriks, May 9, 2020
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  2. JulienF_Unity

    JulienF_Unity

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    You can use the advanced mode of orient to achieve what you want.

    Here for instance, particle will be looking at point (0,0,0) (but can be anything like game camera position or player) and their up will try to orient towards world up
    upload_2020-5-11_13-26-37.png

    For the 'no roll", we dont have it built in at the moment, but you can also use the advanced mode to achieve what you want. Basically adding a second orient block in advanced mode, reusing the axisZ (facing current camera) from the previous and forcing axisY to be world up

    upload_2020-5-11_13-34-31.png
     
    JulienF_Unity, May 11, 2020
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  3. WesselFreriks

    WesselFreriks

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    I searched endlessly for a solution, but the second one is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!
     
    WesselFreriks, May 11, 2020
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