I'm going to take a wild generic guess, but there may be a better way to do this.

Same with camera controls. This also allows you to swap any other actor to be constrained to the movement control actor in it's place and the camera can float freely for cutscenes or to other actors

However If they need more help with these 7 million lines:

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I do imagine it being very large but that does not mean scanning code and related bits have 7 millions dependencies and 41 000 pages needing editing. etc..

You may have to post your file, if Jamie's tutorial didn't work if you switched it to Y instead of X, and if none of mine worked, there's a bigger issue that we cannot see

@NNterprises thx so much for ur help.. I will implement it now..

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No offense to you @blob, but this kills me whenever something like it is said (and it's often) when we users have to no real idea how the software is written and what it would really to take to make s

How could I make it so that it targets the player and fires. Or just fires a few times in one direction then changes where it's looking and shoots in that direction?

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thanks man, I like you too

BloB you are great!!!

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Not sure what you're saying by 90 y axis... You're just saying "move straight up" right? Are you trying to rotate it to 90 degrees too?

Softer image At 3x and 400% more memory... Then 2x is much better for iPhone when not considering the iPads, right?

But it doesn't on 90 y-axis

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