For 2D, you can just use something like this to look at the mouse (untested):
func look_at_mouse():
var mouse_pos = get_global_mouse_position()
var mouse_direction = global_position.direction_to(mouse_pos)
var mouse_angle = atan2(mouse_direction.y, mouse_direction.x)
# you can also use the following instead of the line above
# var mouse_angle = mouse_direction.angle()
# its the same code internally either way
rotation = mouse_angle@TwistedTwigleg said: For 2D, you can just use something like this to look at the mouse (untested):
func look_at_mouse(): var mouse_pos = get_global_mouse_position() var mouse_direction = global_position.direction_to(mouse_pos) var mouse_angle = atan2(mouse_direction.y, mouse_direction.x) # you can also use the following instead of the line above # var mouse_angle = mouse_direction.angle() # its the same code internally either way rotation = mouse_angle
i need a script for the controller, where you aim with the right stick
Oh, my bad. For a joystick, its more or less the same (untested):
var joystick_vector = Vector2(Input.get_joystick_axis(2), Input.get_joystick_axis(3))
var joystick_angle = atan2(joystick_vector.y, joystick_vector.x)
rotation = joystick_angle@TwistedTwigleg said: Oh, my bad. For a joystick, its more or less the same (untested):
var joystick_vector = Vector2(Input.get_joystick_axis(2), Input.get_joystick_axis(3)) var joystick_angle = atan2(joystick_vector.y, joystick_vector.x) rotation = joystick_angle
it says "Invalid call. Nonexistent function 'get_joystick_axis' in base 'InputDefault'."
I have the same issue but i figured it out!
Use this code:
var controllerangle = Vector2.ZERO
var xAxisRL = Input.get_joy_axis(0, JOY_AXIS_2)
var yAxisUD = Input.get_joy_axis(0 ,JOY_AXIS_3)
controllerangle = Vector2(xAxisRL, yAxisUD).angle()
rotation = controllerangleThanks @gerson0410 for posting a working solution!
Also: Sorry @MagicFool64 for not replying, I forgot or missed the reply entirely. Either way, my apologizes.
@gerson0410 thx for your reponse <3 ! :+1:
thx for your reponse <3
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Hello all! I'm trying to use the solution that @gerson0410 put but I get the following error:
Identifier "JOY_AXIS_2" not declared in the current scope.
Identifier "JOY_AXIS_3" not declared in the current scope.
Where do I declare these? Do they need to be assigned in Input Manager?
