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Hey Guys! I have a video demo of what my build, What i'm struggling with is how to make it seem flatter when panning from left to right and hiding the fact you can see the edges or the circle the sprites are positioned in and can tell they are coming round in a circle not across a flat image, which is the effect i'm after. Here is a youtube video of my current build, and a babylon playground with broken textures (sorry!) to view how i'm going about the build! Playground: https://playground.babylonjs.com/#IDDZ4K Youtube:

I have been working tirelessly with this and really struggling to get anywhere, if anyone can offer some form of assistance I would be greatly appreciative. I have essentially set up a reel of characters (staff) as sprites organised by co'ords in three circles, 12 characters per circle, around the camera set at (0,0,0), (Radius of circles are 1.5/1.45/1.4 I have a scene built currently which is super buggy in movement as well. I need it to when the mouse hovers on the left or right side of the screen to rotate the camera continuously scrolling through the images on loop (Cant get working past following the mouse - no loop - no smooth movement as mouse movement on y axis also rotates the camera. This is my mouse movement code: var mouse = {x:0,y:0}; var cameraMoves = {x:0,y:0,z:-0.1,move:false,speed:0.03}; function mouseMove(e){ mouse.x = e.clientX; mouse.y = e.clientY; camera.rotation.x += Math.max(Math.min((e.clientX - mouse.x) * 0.01, cameraMoves.speed), -cameraMoves.speed); camera.rotation.y += Math.max(Math.min((e.clientY - mouse.x) * 0.01, cameraMoves.speed), -cameraMoves.speed); The second main issue i'm having is that the sprites keep disappearing when rotating the camera, I'm trying to create a constant panable image reel from inside to view members of staff, there is an example i'm trying to follow and recreate found here: https://www.g-star.com/en_gb/raw If anyone could tell me how to solve me mouse hover to move issue (with infinite looping) or a fix for the rendering of sprites issue it would be great! If anyone thinks they can help and needs any more code of any kinds just let me know and i''ll sort it! Thanks!

I have a babylon.js scene on which I have added some meshes. I want to make the preview image where all meshes would be in camera frustum and fitting exactly the user's screen. How can I do it? Please, fix my playground: https://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#12WBC#95

Hi there ! I have a small question, I am looking for the best way to make a mesh match the camera clipping plane. The only issue I am getting is that the camera is always zooming/unzooming because the mesh never perfectly fits the clipping plane... I made a simple Playground scene to show the issue : http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#AZZNI You can increase the zoomingSteps value if you can't see the issue. Thanks in advance for your help, I will keep you informed if I find a solution.

To start, I'll say, there may be a better way than what I'm thinking, so I'm very open to suggestions. I'm making a Roguelike. I have rooms with attaching tunnels, a player that can move to free spaces, the VERY basics. I've reached the point of implementing an FOV (Field of View). I've got it in place for the most part. When the map is drawn, only the visible spaces within the player's FOV display their tiles, however when it comes to updating the display I'm getting nowhere, very...very... slowly. I've tried calling my "recalculateFOV" function in the Phaser "update" state, only to be fired when the player moves, then redrawing the entire map based on the results. This is agonizingly slow for some reason I can't quite decipher and just doesn't work properly. Then I thought maybe I needed to overwrite how Phaser handles drawing to get the job done. I Googled for any help on how to go about that and came up empty. I've read a couple of Phaser tutorials on creating a Roguelike, however the ones I've found left out handling FOV. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!