Lock-On 360 - Version History

Ver 1.1.0

Added support for camera offset

3 example camera point of view is included in the LockOnCharacter example blueprint
Added Camera Proximity Limit system

This is used to assign a distance limit on how close the camera can be to the target
UI updates, several UI variants added
Added UI info text, active LockOnTarget component can have its information shown on the crosshair
Improved out of range deactivation system
Code refactoring

Added ConfirmLockOnActive function

Used to check whether the lock-on is currently active or not.
Added LockOnUpdaterFramerate property to LockOnManager

Used to control the update frequency of the lock-on system, default value set to 120 FPS.
Lower framerates might lead to unwanted shakes and jittery to the camera movement.
Removed OnDefaultCameraYaw and OnDefaultCameraPitch

Redundant events.
Role already fulfilled by OnGamepadCameraYaw, OnGamepadCameraPitch, OnMouseCameraYaw, OnMouseCameraPitch.
Added UI settings: FlickLineColor and PotentialLineColor

FlickLineColor is the color of the line that indicates the direction of the flick, appears only momentarily.
PotentialLineColor is the color of the lines that indicates all possible targets on the screen.

Both settings can be changed from the Details tab of the LockOnManager component.
Added some properties to access the lock-on targets.

CurrentTarget returns the currently active target.
PotentialTargetList returns all of the possible lock-on target that is visible on the screen.
IsTrackPotentialTargetList is the flag used to ensure that PotentialTargetList is updated every cycle.