Mutiball auto camera view

[TerryRed]

Those are for changing the camera view. Can be for multiball, a preset, an event, etc. I use them alot on all my releases, mainly for MB and preset Static Camera views.

I've always had to use both xBAM.Camera.DesktopSet and xBAM.Camera.DesktopSetLookAt (both using the same settings) if I want the camera view to actually change.

If you look at MOTU CE under my:

################## Desktop Camera Views ##################

...section you can see how I use all of these together to offer static views, or the use the FP Fxx keys camera, for mb, etc. I always disabled the prompt for camera control, as I offer the option to toggle it on / off during attract mode or permanently in script.

 

[GeorgeH]

I've always had to use both xBAM.Camera.DesktopSet and xBAM.Camera.DesktopSetLookAt (both using the same settings) if I want the camera view to actually change.

I add camera view changes on many of my recent table mods but have never used xBAM.Camera.DesktopSetLookAt (like my version of Indiana Jones). I set them up on the game tweaker with more than a dozen switchable options. Nobody complained but maybe they were being nice.

 

[GeorgeH]

Those are for changing the camera view. Can be for multiball, a preset, an event, etc. I use them alot on all my releases, mainly for MB and preset Static Camera views.

I've always had to use both xBAM.Camera.DesktopSet and xBAM.Camera.DesktopSetLookAt (both using the same settings) if I want the camera view to actually change.

If you look at MOTU CE under my:

################## Desktop Camera Views ##################

...section you can see how I use all of these together to offer static views, or the use the FP Fxx keys camera, for mb, etc. I always disabled the prompt for camera control, as I offer the option to toggle it on / off during attract mode or permanently in script.

I checked with Ravarcade who said that "LookAt" version of the camera is used when "LookAtBackbox()" is entered into the script. I have never used the option "LookAtBackbox()" so I guess that is why I can get away with not using it. So I suppose "xBAM.Camera.DesktopSet" works with "LookAtPlayfield()".

xBAM.Camera.DesktopSet 261.2, 1266.6, 822.5, 260.9, 623, 0, 50, 500
xBAM.Camera.DesktopSetLookAt 261.2, 1266.6, 822.5, 260.9, 623, 0, 50, 500