Statistics: Posted by SolarPortal — 10 Mar 2015, 11:08
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More of an infomercial now.. lmfao..
Also been on Google+ communities for indie games and posted there as well
Statistics: Posted by epsilonion — 10 Mar 2015, 10:52
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It will help keep there attention to watch more of the video's. .
There are tricks and more tricks..
Statistics: Posted by epsilonion — 10 Mar 2015, 00:12
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Whilst I am waiting for it to upload to YT, I took the time to search top game engines 2014 and 2015 and posted on all of them saying you forgot to add skyline game engine and gave a short description and the web site link... hehehehehehehehe cheeky I know but it is known to work at bringing in people to a website..
Statistics: Posted by epsilonion — 09 Mar 2015, 23:12
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Bake to animation - this guarantees a smooth movement and smooth rotation, but the camera cannot be controlled while it is animating, essentially, it bakes onto a timeline where the camera will be at a certain time and what rotation it should be. It is a keyframed system. Whereas with it off, it is dynamically moved and rotated, but it gives the ability to edit the movement and rotation as the camera is flying through using lua script or other actions.
Use Smooth Spline This is on by default to create a smooth interpolation between positions and will create an ark to the next point based on the position before, current position and the next node after that. It uses a quadratic lerping. This mode does not require a lot of node positions to create a smooth movement. Try this with 1 or 2 resolution, then turn it off and see the difference for yourself.
With it off, the positions will slide from point to point which can create a jerky movement with low points, plus the rotation doesn't muck up on the first frame.
Reverse Path I am unsure if this is working yet, will look into it in the future though.
Tip: If you go into animate mode and turn the camera off from being the active one, you will see the camera moving around the scene without you being dragged with it, this helps in seeing what the camera is doing. When in animate mode, most of the settings can be tweaked to help find the right speed and balances quicker. Part of the rapid dev side of skyline.
I like the fact that you mentioned using a trigger at the end of the path, which is the original intention for switching back to game or to another path.
Overall, pretty good for a first go, much better than my speaking lol
Look forward to seeing some more. 
Statistics: Posted by SolarPortal — 09 Mar 2015, 13:24
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