PR 343's Filmer becomes a Luau plugin mod (kept in contrib/plugins/filmer) on general APIs instead of
its own C++:
- reskate.skater.carry: something held out in one or both hands and aimed, the body crouched (feet
kept) and hunched over it, turned on the spot after it (Extension/Skater/carry.cpp, from the PR's
filmer_hold.cpp, with tests)
- shown = "everyone" | "others" | "me" on skater.pose, reach and carry: the pose sent to the other
players and the one drawn here are split when asked
- reskate.camera.cycle and the camera_cycle event: a plugin's camera as the last step of the camera
height button's cycle, after first person
- reskate.session.nametags(false) holds the names over the other players off
- board.hide(bone, {others = true}) hides it in the board the others are sent too (a sent-pose filter)
- outfit.set takes hand wear slots; input.bind takes an action with no key of its own
The forward, up and off-board up boost speeds defaulted to +20, which counted as not
stock. They now default to 0: the boost adds nothing until a speed is set, and resets
(RESET EVERYTHING, the console resets, restore_debug) put them back to 0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Forward, up and off-board up boosts take a typed value up to 10000 (sliders still end
at 300 / 25), Revert Boost strength up to x100. Noclip, No Bail, Dark Pop, a boost
that is not +20, Revert Boost, grind exit triggers and Board Break are listed at the
top of QUICK SETTINGS with their values (Go to, Reset), make the SANDBOX line say
MODIFIED, and RESET EVERYTHING turns them back.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
With the game's Camera height control on (Gameplay > Advanced Camera),
R3 on the board switches between the high and the low camera by writing
the opposite of the UseHighCam option. A new switch in SKATER > CAMERA >
FIRST PERSON, "First person in the camera cycle" (off by default), makes
it high -> low -> first person -> high.
- The existing native option hook passes UseHighCam writes to a
listener, so the settings code does not depend on the skater code
- Low -> first person keeps the low camera and turns first person on;
first person -> high turns it off and keeps the high camera
- First person is switched through the menu toggle's own action on the
next client tick, so the player's first-person settings apply as
they are; it only starts on the board, outside Freecam, Noclip and
the Park Editor
- Saved as FirstPerson.CameraCycle; Reset arm settings keeps it
- Add a ctest (first_person_cycle) for the cycle's steps
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
First person copied the head bone's full rotation into the camera, so every
nod, tilt and wobble of the skater's animation shook the view.
True first person (on by default) splits the head into heading, nod and tilt.
The heading is followed in full; a share of the nod (86%) and of the tilt (0%,
a level horizon) is kept. All three pass a One Euro filter: heavy smoothing
while the head barely moves, little lag in spins (a 720 stays within about
10 degrees). The eye's movement around the body is filtered the same way, and
Head bob sets how much of it is kept. Upside down (flips, bails) the view
blends back to the real head unless Follow flips is off. It runs before the
existing spring arm, which is unchanged; switching it off gives the plain
head camera back exactly.
Third person on foot (off by default) hands the camera back to the game while
the physics state is Offboard (504) and takes it again on the board, through
the same actions as the menu toggle. It only runs while first person is on or
paused by it, and the player's own toggle, Freecam or the Park Editor end it.
New settings are saved with the other FirstPerson.* choices.
Engine/Game/Skater/Test/first_person_stabilize_tests.cpp covers the math.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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