I've been messing around with floor normals, but I cannot figure out how to get the Pawn to "rotate" with the floor, so that it's always standing perpendicular to a slope. Any help?
UE3 - UDK Rotating the player
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First of all, stock code doesn't provide much support for anything that doesn't consider positive Z axis as "up". You might want to look into PHYS_Spider, as that's the only physics mode to combine walking with non-standard floor normals. It should automatically update your Pawn's rotation in spider physics mode so the feet are on the wall the Pawn is standing on. Note that jumping (PHYS_Falling) may override the rotation and consider positive Z to be "up" again.
I haven't tried it much yet, but from what they say PHYS_Spider does not rotate you... your head is just stuck to the ceiling or whatever. Lol.
The jumping isn't a problem, because if my player jumps off of a wall I want it to re-orient with the ground. Let's just say this isn't a Gravity-based thing so much as Running on walls. I was just checking here to see if there was any "easy answer" I had overlooked. For now, I will keep learning more Script and stuff.
The jumping isn't a problem, because if my player jumps off of a wall I want it to re-orient with the ground. Let's just say this isn't a Gravity-based thing so much as Running on walls. I was just checking here to see if there was any "easy answer" I had overlooked. For now, I will keep learning more Script and stuff.