Limit paning of a orbit camera

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2023-04-04 at 7:25 pm #61701
vjecht169
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Hello,
still the same app as in a topic before:

https://v3d.net/hqf

Now I would like to limit the camera panning to the surrounding sphere, so that you can’t leave this area with the camera.

I have now searched the forum for various solutions to this and have so far found a single Maya solution (I use 3dsMax myself) that I don’t understand and can’t replicate.

Is there a way to limit camera panning on orbitcameras ( I know it works on first-person through collision materials) ?

Or is there possibly a workaround.

Thanks for the help :)
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2023-04-04 at 8:25 pm #61704

kdv
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There are a lot of topics about how to limit the scene camera panning. This one is the most useful

Is there a way to restrict panning ?

Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.

If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.

2023-04-04 at 9:35 pm #61705

vjecht169
Customer

Hm, according to the link there is unfortunately no good solution at the moment ?!

So then I guess I should integrate a button ,that automatically resets the camera to the origin – in case someone navigated out….

Now I just have to figure out how ;)

2023-04-04 at 9:50 pm #61706

kdv
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You can try to limit the max distance between the camera and the center of that big sphere…

Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.

If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.

2023-04-04 at 9:59 pm #61707

vjecht169
Customer

kdv wrote:

You can try to limit the max distance between the camera and the center of that big sphere…

Ok thanks a lot, that sounds good, but how can I implement that e.g. with the help of puzzles?

2023-04-04 at 10:46 pm #61708

kdv
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Use the constraint puzzle
https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/Animation.html#limit_transform

Not perfect but better than nothing )))
https://v3d.net/hrt

Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.

If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.

2023-04-04 at 11:01 pm #61709
vjecht169
Customer
kdv wrote:

Not perfect but better than nothing )))
https://v3d.net/hrt

Wow, but ahemm, how did you get the data of my file?

and more important: can you give me also the puzzle?
I tried it with the limit distance but it didn’t work ;)
Perhaps because I’am still a beginner…
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2023-04-04 at 11:04 pm #61710

kdv
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vjecht169 wrote:

Wow, but ahemm, how did you get the data of my file?

Simply downloaded the files

vjecht169 wrote:

and more important: can you give me the also puzzle?

You’d better place your town more symmetrically relative to the sphere’s center.

And fix the geometry

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2023-04-04 at 11:23 pm #61714
vjecht169
Customer
The geometry is only there for testing purposes – I have mirrored it 3x ;)
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