Character control like Assassins Creed

[sameek4]

Hi,

Currently my 3rd person character is moving and sprinting like default, like strafe left and right on A-D or turn left and right after I changed the parameters , move forward and backward on W-D.

What I want is, instead of moving forward , backward , right and left, I would like to have single walk and run animations, in forward direction , and when I press A , the character will turn and walk/run towards left, like in assassins creed, and similarly on right and back on pressing D and S respectively, instead of turning along with the camera.

I was able to do this in Unity using C# coding. But in UDK I have no idea how to do this, as I am beginner here. Please help.



Also, how do I make the character bend according to the slope? Here the feet is not touching the ground

[Sweex]

If I got you correctly you can use AnimNodeBlendDirectional inside animtree. For left and right you can use animation for moving forward, just apply rotation to animation inside animset.

[sameek4]

Can you please help me with the code? apparently the following are not doing anything. Below is my Pawn class, derived from Pawn.uc

exec function TurnRight()
{

local Rotator newRot;
newRot = Rotation;
newRot.Yaw += 8000;
SetRotation(newRot);
if(!bRunning && !bSprinting)
{
Groundspeed = 100;
bWalking = true;
}
}



exec function TurnLeft()
{

local Rotator newRot;
newRot = Rotation;
newRot.Yaw += -8000;
SetRotation(newRot);
if(!bRunning && !bSprinting)
{
Groundspeed = 100;
bWalking = true;
}
}


.Bindings=(Name="GBA_TurnLeft",Command="TurnLeft | OnRelease StopWalking | Axis aStrafe Speed=-1.0")
.Bindings=(Name="GBA_TurnRight",Command="TurnRight | OnRelease StopWalking | Axis aStrafe Speed=+1.0")
.Bindings=(Name="A",Command="GBA_TurnLeft")
.Bindings=(Name="D",Command="GBA_TurnRight")

[johnmaster]

watch assassin creed V on
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j4SvftO5VY

[tegleg]

do this from your player controller, dont have udk here atm so cant be more specific
look for state PlayerWalking (or similar) and in there the PlayerMove (or similar) function