2020年4月20日 · My model faces the +Z direction, and my camera is in the +Z direction relative to the play area. I was able to use rotation.y = atan2 (velocity.x, velocity.z) without massaging the values. Of course, you can make your models face any direction, it’s just that negative Z is the commonly accepted default “forward” direction.

2025年2月24日 · Hi, I’m learning Godot and I want to make my character rotate smoothly towards where they face to, some help would be really appreciated! if not is_on_floor(): velocity += get_gravity() * delta. # Get the input direction and handle the movement/deceleration. # As good practice, you should replace UI actions with custom gameplay actions.

2018年11月12日 · To enable that you’ll need to give it a custom SpatialMaterial. In the material’s parameters section there is a setting called Billboard Mode. Set it to enabled and the 3D Sprite shall always face you. thanks found it!

2021年9月7日 · The docs are your friend 😄 There is look_at () function that turns an object to face another, or your mouse, it's covered in one of the examples on that link. To flip a sprite, just change its x scale from 1 to -1 if say the mouse position goes to the left of the players position.

2023年7月22日 · The easiest solution would be to just rotate the MeshInstance node to face -z and keep the parent as is. The best fix would be to fix it in Blender and re-export. Reply reply

2024年1月2日 · As the title says, I am trying to make the character face the direction they are moving in, but I am failing miserably. Whatever I try, the character either has an epileptic seizure, spins around violently, or ends up looking at the world center and making the camera violently snap behind itself.

2025年3月5日 · Aligning a sprite to face the cursor in Godot involves calculating the angle between the sprite and the cursor, then rotating the sprite accordingly. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Get the Cursor Position. Use the get_viewport().get_mouse_position() function to retrieve the position of the cursor in the scene. Your gaming moment has arrived! 2.

VTube Studio uses OpenSeeFace for webcam based tracking to animate Live2D models. A renderer for the Godot engine can be found here. This project implements a facial landmark detection model based on MobileNetV3. As Pytorch 1.3 CPU inference speed on Windows is very low, the model was converted to ONNX format.

2022年10月6日 · Any Spatial derived node has the look_at () method. You can lerp() or tween between a current target and the actual target position, then simply use my_3D_object.look_at(interpolated_target_position) to orient your Spatial node to face the target over time. Here's a video explaining it in 2D. It made it pretty easy to follow.

2019年7月13日 · First, if you want to update something in realtime it is better to use the _process function and if you have to move a physical object, like a KinematicBody, _physics_process. Second, if I remember correctly, to orient a node in the direction of the mouse is to start with get_local_mouse_position (Doc).