(_triton4ik) NPC LOOK

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(_triton4ik) NPC LOOK

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[fervent pasture]

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unless you are referring to what originrealms is using

!m fov_multiplier

[timid frost]

Mechanism: fov_multiplier

Sets the player's field of view multiplier.
Leave input empty to reset.
Note: Values outside a (-1, 1) range will have little effect on the player's fov.

Object

PlayerTag

Input

ElementTag(Decimal)

[fervent pasture]

well that requires math, gotta wait for someone else to help

[hallow island]

did u mean the crosshair moving to the face or the camera itself?

[hallow island]

like the camera zooms in while looking at the npc

[fervent pasture]

nope, the crosshair moves to the face

i think i have an idea

!t <LocationTag.face[<location>]>

[timid frost]

Tag: <LocationTag.face[<location>]>

Returns a location containing a yaw/pitch that point from the current location
to the target location.

Group

math

Returns

LocationTag

[hallow island]

this works for both scenarios yknow

[fervent pasture]

but im sure he means the stuff that happens when you click npcs on originrealms

do you want the same effect like in originrealms?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D54BWZr3m5o

- rotate <player> yaw:<player.eye_location.face[<npc.eye_location>].yaw.sub[<player.location.yaw>].div[10]> pitch:<player.eye_location.face[<npc.eye_location>].pitch.sub[<player.location.pitch>].div[10]> duration:10t

damn that works pretty good, might use it myself

if you want to change the speed, u need to change all 3 10s

@untold tapir

no i know what u mean

and its not possible unless you use display entities with spectator mode

[fervent pasture]

this

regarding the smoothness

well try and see

you can experiment

[young fossil]

um

!t look

[timid frost]

Cannot Specify Searched Tag

Multiple possible tags: <NPCTag.lookclose>, <NPCTag.navigator_look_at>.

[young fossil]

!c look

[timid frost]

Command: Look

Group

entity

Syntax

look (<entity>|...) [<location>/cancel/yaw:<yaw> pitch:<pitch>] (duration:<duration>) (offthread_repeat:<#>)

Short Description

Causes the NPC or other entity to look at a target location.

Description

Makes the entity look towards the location.

You can specify either a target location, or a yaw and pitch.

Can be used on players.

If a duration is set, the entity cannot look away from the location until the duration has expired.
Use the cancel argument to end the duration earlier.

Optionally, you can use the "offthread_repeat:" option alongside "yaw:" and "pitch:"
to cause a player's rotation to be smoothed out with a specified number of extra async rotation packets within a single tick.

[fervent pasture]

- look <player> yaw:<player.eye_location.face[<npc.eye_location>].yaw.sub[<player.location.yaw>].div[10]> pitch:<player.eye_location.face[<npc.eye_location>].pitch.sub[<player.location.pitch>].div[10]> duration:10t

[young fossil]

- look <player> <npc.location> duration:1s for example

thats all

[fervent pasture]

nope it isnt transitioning from the current yaw and pitch

yea and its instant, no transition

unless thats what you are looking for

[young fossil]

so up the location

[fervent pasture]

easy fic

x

[young fossil]

use .up[2]

[fervent pasture]

npc.eye_location

[young fossil]

or this

yep

<npc.location.up[2]>

[fervent pasture]

<npc.eye_location>

[hallow island]

youd have to loop the look command on the points between the crosshair and the eye loc + offthread repeat

the smoothest youl ever get is the spectate thing linked on the showcase above

[fervent pasture]

did that here already

• look <player> <npc.eye_location> duration:10s offthread_repeat:10

[hallow island]

this only rotates counter clock-wise

[hallow island]

something like:

- foreach <player.eye_location.forward[1].points_between[<npc.eye_location>].distance[0.15]> as:loc:
  - look <player> <[loc]> duration:1t offthread_repeat:3
  - wait 1t

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