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Novel format covering what vanilla WoW handled with hard-coded
camera profiles in the client's CameraMgr (the standard third-
person camera, the flight-path camera, vehicle cameras and
cinematic cameras were all bespoke C++ classes with no data-
driven extension point). Each WCAM entry binds one camera
preset to its FOV, distance, pitch/yaw offsets, shoulder offset,
focus-bone tracking target (M2 bone index, 0xFFFF = follow root),
motion damping curve (0=instant follow / 255=maximum lag), and
intended purpose (Cinematic / Combat / Mounted / Vehicle /
Cutscene / PhotoMode).
Three presets covering common camera scenarios:
--gen-cam-combat 3 Combat variants (default 75deg / wide
ranged 90deg / tight melee 60deg
shoulder-cam tracking chest bone) with
low motion damping (8-15) for responsive
tracking
--gen-cam-mounted 2 Mounted variants (ground 80deg pulled-
back / flying 85deg high-pitch wing-frame)
with medium-high damping (60-90) for
smooth turning
--gen-cam-cinematic 3 Cinematic angles (over-shoulder
dialogue 50deg telephoto / wide
establishing 100deg / portrait 35deg
3/4-face composition with yaw offset and
head-bone tracking) with high damping
(180-220) for film-quality motion
Validator catches: id+name required, purposeKind 0..5, no
duplicate presetIds, FOV in (0,180) (zero/negative makes no
sense, >=180 inverts the view frustum), distanceFromTarget >= 0
(negative places camera in front of target). CRITICAL: pitch
within (-89, +89) — beyond gimbal-locks the camera. Warns on
FOV outside 30..120 player-comfort range (motion-sickness risk
or extreme telephoto compression), distanceFromTarget < 0.5m
(clips into model), and yawOffsetDegrees beyond ±180° (wraps to
smaller equivalent angle — simplify).
Format count 143 -> 144. CLI flag count 1490 -> 1497.
12 lines
241 B
C++
12 lines
241 B
C++
#pragma once
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namespace wowee {
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namespace editor {
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namespace cli {
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bool handleCameraPresetsCatalog(int& i, int argc, char** argv,
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int& outRc);
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} // namespace cli
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} // namespace editor
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} // namespace wowee
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