Mouse Look -- 1st Person







Quick Instructions

1
 Positon player 
 
2 Positon camera over the player
 
3
 Give player something to look at
 
4 Parent Camera to Player
Select both Camera and Player(cube) at the same time
Parent Camera to Player
Ctrl + P key
or
3D View menu >> Object >> Parent >> Make Parent
 
5
 Add MouseLook.py to the Text Editor
Text Editor menu >> Text >> Open
Rename MouseLook.txt to MouseLook.py (if it isn't already)
 
6
 Add a Mouse Movement Sensor named MouseLook to Camera
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Sensors
Add
Mouse
Movement
 
7 Add a Python Controller:  Use MouseLook.py
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Controllers
Add
Python
Script:  MouseLook.py
 
8 Add a Motion Actuator named UpDown to the Camera
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Actuators
Add
Motion
 
9 Add a Motion Actuator named LeftRight to the Player (cube)
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Actuators
Add
Motion
 
10 Connect the Mouse Movement Sensor to the Python Controller 
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Pull wire from brass bump to brass dimple
 
11 Connect the Python Controller to Both Motion Actuators
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Pull wire from brass bump to brass dimple
 
12 Optional:  Cap amount player can look up/down
Add Property named Cap to the Camera
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Add Property button
Type:  Float
Name:  Cap
Amount:  your choice
 
13 Optional:  Invert the mouse pitch
Add Property named Invert to the Camera
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Add Property button
Type:  Bool
Name:  Invert
Button:  True or False
 
14 Optional:  Adjust mouse sensitivity
Add Property to Camera named Adjust
Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)
Add Property button
Type:  Float
Name:  Adust
Setting:  your choice
 
15 Start Game Engine
Start Game Engine
P key
or
User Preference menu >> Game >> Start Game  
 


Use the Blender 3D game engine to create a 3D computer first person shooter or role playing game with the 3D models and worlds you create.