1st Person Mouse Look -- Blender Game Engine

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8. Add a Motion Actuator named UpDown to the Camera

Note:

The Actuator must be named UpDown. Can't be named Fred or updown or anything but UpDown. The python code looks for an actuator attached to the camera named UpDown.

Camera selected: Object Mode

Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)

Actuators

Add

Motion

Name the Motion Actuator

Name it: UpDown

9. Add a Motion Actuator named LeftRight to the Player (cube)

Note:

The Actuator must be named LeftRight. Can't be named Fred or leftright or anything but LeftRight. The python code looks for an actuator attached to the Player named LeftRight.

Player selected: Object Mode

Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)

Actuators

Add

Motion

Name the Motion Actuator

Name it: LeftRight

10. Connect the Mouse Movement Sensor to the Python Controller

Both Camera and Player selected: Object Mode

Buttons Window menu >> Logic (F4)

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Game developers can use the game engine to create casual video games, first and third person shooters, role playing games, racing simulations and more. The game engine can be used to make both 2D games and 3D games. Beginning game developers will only need basic knowledge of game design and programming to create rich and complex game models with photo realistic textures to add detail to the graphics of the video game. Today's games need more than good looking low polygon game models. Use normal maps and photo realistic textures to create high quality game models.