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Player looks at something to cause an event?
How would I be able to make an event happen if a player were to look at something? An example would be like a player looking at a picture that causes their vision to blur, etc.. Would this deal with LookVectors or something?
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possibly. My best guess is to have a LocalScript check the camera's position every time it changes, calculate what is inside the field of view, and if the thing you are trying to get is, then fire a BindableEvent. RiskoZoSlovenska 378 — 5y
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Yes, ClickDetectors have an event that triggers when the mouse is hovered over the object.
1 | local Click = -- your ClickDetector -- |
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3 | function Click.MouseHoverEnter:Connect(function() |
4 | -- Your Code when the player is looking at it -- |
5 | end) |
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7 | function Click.MouseHoverLeave:Connect(function() |
8 | -- Your Code when the player looks away from it -- |
9 | end) |
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no, gamemaster does not want an event to fire when the player hovers their mouse over something. he/she wants to fire and event when a certain part comes into their field of view - simply when they see it. RiskoZoSlovenska 378 — 5y