Author Topic: Freelook Function  (Read 903 times)

How do I make this work?

Do I use "$mvFreelook = true;" or "Freelook(1);"
-Or is this not the correct way to approach this function

***- Im trying to enable Freelook while in first person.

Quote
   function toggleFreeLook( %val ) 
   { 
      if ( %val )
      {   
         $mvFreeLook = true; 
      }
      else 
      {
         $mvFreeLook = false; 
      }
   }   

There's no point to use the toggleFreeLook function in code since this is all it does:

function toggleFreeLook( %value )
{
     $mvFreeLook = ( %value );
}


Setting $mvFreeLook yourself is correct, and it's possible to enable freelook in first person, but it simply won't do anything.
There is no workaround that lets you use the normal freelook feature while in first person.

There's no point to use the toggleFreeLook function in code since this is all it does:

function toggleFreeLook( %value )
{
     $mvFreeLook = ( %value );
}


Setting $mvFreeLook yourself is correct, and it's possible to enable freelook in first person, but it simply won't do anything.
There is no workaround that lets you use the normal freelook feature while in first person.

You've done it before

There's no point to use the toggleFreeLook function in code since this is all it does:

function toggleFreeLook( %value )
{
     $mvFreeLook = ( %value );
}


Setting $mvFreeLook yourself is correct, and it's possible to enable freelook in first person, but it simply won't do anything.
There is no workaround that lets you use the normal freelook feature while in first person.
Dayum, i guess ill just cancel my Ideas since it isn't possible.

we should all consider port as a cunt


we should all consider port as a cunt


Lol, that was a april fools thing, look at the Date