I don’t think that’s the problem. The code I posted here is only the split screen variant, using custom-made cameras. In non-split-screen mode I am using the default setup with no problems:
base.camera.setPos(self.ships[1].model.getX(), self.ships[1].model.getY()-6, 16)
base.camera.lookAt(self.ships[1].model)Doing something like
base.camera.setPos(self.ships[i].model, (0,-6,16))would not yield the look that I desire for my game. As you can see from videos I posted in the past, the cam does move with the ship, but does not pick up it’s rotation.
I’m pretty sure that I just need a handle to the camera node. Note that base.camList[i].lookAt(node) works! Just not .setPos(), though David does exactly that here. The print of base.camList is:
[render/camera/cam, render/camera/custom_cam1, render/camera/custom_cam2]Stuff like camList[i].node(), .getChild(0) or .getChild(1) sadly do not provide such handle an just crash.