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Asked By | wildboar |
I am making 2d game so I use mode 2d ascpect expand, and with those settings following code does not work with multiple window resolutions, but works perfect on default window resolution.
I tried adapting viewport to OS.get_real_window_size() or something, but it did not work.
var viewport = get_viewport()
var direction = viewport.get_mouse_position() - viewport.size / 2.0
var percent = (direction / viewport.size * 2).length()
var camera_position = Vector2()
var max_zoom_distance = get_current_weapon().raycast.cast_to.x
if percent < ZOOM_MAX_CAMERA_PERCENT:
camera_position = global_position + direction.normalized() * max_zoom_distance * (percent / ZOOM_MAX_CAMERA_PERCENT)
else:
camera_position = global_position + direction.normalized() * max_zoom_distance
camera.global_position = lerp(camera.global_position, camera_position, Game.zoom_sensitivity)
Found the formula originally from Move camera to mouse - Archive - Godot Forum …
Goal is to move camera towards mouse and I call it “zoom” because its for shooter game.
Following kind of works, but it does not feel as good in the game since its not as consistent speed.
if camera.global_position.distance_to(global_position) < get_current_weapon().raycast.cast_to.x:
var direction = get_global_mouse_position() - global_position
camera.global_position = lerp(camera.global_position, direction, Game.zoom_sensitivity)
Anyways I do not know how to make it better than this 
Edit: does not work when moved around. sadly.
wildboar | 2021-03-05 09:41