[MP2]

Hi.

I have two points. I am going to use the new 0.3e InterpolateCameraPos function to move the camera between these points. I want to move it at a speed of, for example, 3 units per second. How would I go about doing that? I know I need to use GetDistanceBetweenPoints, I'm just stuck on the simple maths part. The 'speed' parameter in the function is in miliseconds, so how do I convert the distance to those miliseconds?

Any help is appreciated.

[wups]

time = distance / velocity(speed).

Lets say speed is 1, and distance is 10. So you get 10seconds. Multiply that by 1000 and you'll have your miliseconds.

EDIT: Oh I see. There is no speed value. I think it's the same as with MoveObject.
If the time parameter means time needed for the camera to reach the destination, then you have to use proportion.
Ex: You want to move one unit per half a second

Код:

1 unit - 500 ms
10 units - x ms
x = 500ms*10units/1unit

[MP2]

The parameter is the amount of time it should take to complete the move. I still don't understand though, could you give me an example?

[wups]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP2 The parameter is the amount of time it should take to complete the move. I still don't understand though, could you give me an example?

pawn Код:

new Float:Distance = GetDistanceBetweenPoints();
new const TimeForUnit = 500;
new Time = floatround(TimeForUnit*Distance);

I don't know how to explain more simply than that.

[MP2]

I will give that a go, thanks.