[opensource-dev] A question/comment about the behavior of auto-pilot camera.
Nexii Malthus
nexiim at gmail.com
Fri Jun 24 22:37:12 PDT 2011
I agree with this. Stealing the users' camera leaves the user with a sense
that they feel they lost control -- which is very bad for interaction. This
goes for pretty much everywhere that involves stealing the users' camera
where the user didn't intend to do so. (ugh, here comes bad memories of edit
appearance)
- Nexii
On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 4:08 PM, Lee ponzu <lee.ponzu at gmail.com> wrote:
> I use auto-pilot a lot, because for me arrow keys to move are
> problematic. I find it convenient to double-click on a spot, and then not
> have to worry until I get there.
>
> If the camera is in its default state, then the camera moves along
> following my head. This is fine. However, if I alt-click on some point off
> to the side, and then double click to auto-pilot, the camera focus moves
> along with my avatar. I think it would be better (for me) if the alt-click
> point was more sticky, so the camera stayed focused on it while my avatar
> does it's auto-pilot.
>
> Does that make sense to people? Maybe it would make auto-pilot more
> popular.
>
> Anyway, just babbling. Thanks for listening.
>
> Ponzu
>
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