I need step by step info on waypoints to scripting to camara on everything. HELP ME!!!
PLEEEEEEEEEASE

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Its just easy! First make a waypoint (just a simple click) where you want the cam to look.Name it like: Cam Point/Cam Look. Then put a script. The script should look like this:

***IF***
True
***THEN***
Move camera to Waypoint 'Cam Point' in 1.00 seconds, camera shutter 5.00 seconds.

Next put the script:

***IF***
True
***THEN***
Start letterbox mode (hide UI, add border).
Disable mouse and keyboard input.

Now test it.😉

why point so wat if i want it to turn around or something like that or even record it the vid

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Its just a stupid name! So ur new question is you want it to turn around. ok! here is the script:

For rotating the camera on a specific waypoint(Name your waypoint;Cam Rotate):

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*** IF ***
True.
*** THEN ***
Rotate to look at Waypoint 'Cam Rotate', taking 7.00 seconds

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For rotating on a specific unit (name ur unit anything. I dont care):

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*** IF ***
True.
*** THEN ***
Rotate toward Unit 'Unit Name', taking 7.00 seconds and holding 8.00 seconds.

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There you have it

If youre still confused, I have attached a map file below. Examine it and make your own
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Camera Movement Sample.zip (4kb) downloaded 8 time(s).

OOOPS!!! I forgot to test it. So test it yourself. If that has problems, PM me and I'll make another one.

two more things wat if i want to go in mid air or zoom in and u still did not answer the question of me recording it. does the game record itself or do i need to use something like fraps or gamecam?

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Sorry...i didnt understand ur question. well da answer to dat my friend is, NO!!! the game doesnt hav dat feature (or even worldbuilder). but in the game, u can press F12 to capture the image of the current frame.

And how would you do this for a sequence of cam shots in a specific order
Also how would you control the pan on one of these waypointed cam points' like where to start,
what direction to pan in and where to stop. And from a first person view.

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