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Camera and EventHandler Fix for MouseMovement #42
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FlorianJanosch
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A few warnings need to be fixed |
Vector3.normalize() *returns* a vector, so the new value has to be assigned to the old vector
…ound Mouse grabbing now works by calculating the difference of movement and setting the cursor back to the middle of the inner window improve controls by using booleans for KeyState 'Pressed' and 'Release' and having ghost.update() function in the main game loop Mouse now only moves the direction of camera when the windows is clicked once (cursor is then hidden) after clicking again, the cursor is visible again and can move freely without affecting the game
removed unnecessary warnings
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fixed MouseMovement for left and right (it was the other way around)