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|desc=Makes [[mouselook]] camera rotate independently of the vehicle. By default the client mouselook camera will rotate about with the vehicle, however when this flag is set the camera direction is independent of the vehicle's rotation.
|desc=Makes [[mouselook]] camera rotate independently of the vehicle. By default the client mouselook camera will rotate about with the vehicle, however when this flag is set the camera direction is independent of the vehicle's rotation.    When this flag is set, the vehicle will automatically stop turning once it has aligned itself with the pilot's mouselook camera.  When this flag is not set, the vehicle will continuously try aligning itself with a moving target and will not stop turning until the pilot manually re-aligns their mouselook camera with the vehicle's forward axis.
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Latest revision as of 09:03, 12 May 2010

Description

Constant: integer VEHICLE_FLAG_CAMERA_DECOUPLED = 0x200;

The integer constant VEHICLE_FLAG_CAMERA_DECOUPLED has the value 0x200

Makes mouselook camera rotate independently of the vehicle. By default the client mouselook camera will rotate about with the vehicle, however when this flag is set the camera direction is independent of the vehicle's rotation. When this flag is set, the vehicle will automatically stop turning once it has aligned itself with the pilot's mouselook camera. When this flag is not set, the vehicle will continuously try aligning itself with a moving target and will not stop turning until the pilot manually re-aligns their mouselook camera with the vehicle's forward axis.

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Functions

•  llSetVehicleFlags
•  llRemoveVehicleFlags

Articles

•  Linden Vehicle Tutorial

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Signature

integer VEHICLE_FLAG_CAMERA_DECOUPLED = 0x200;