Autorotate Directly To Certain Origin?

SnapFireStudios

Heyo,

In my game, you can rotate the device portrait or landscape, and it works on iPhone 5 and 4.

To do this, I have a 568x568 scene, with the camera x origin originally being 44 while portrait.
Then the user rotate landscape, and it works fine. But then when they rotate back to portrait the camera is centered on the scene as opposed to having the x origin at 44.

Is there any way to make it so that GS autorotates back to the camera x orgin of 44?

If you don't understand what I mean, read it again

Thanks in advance,
- Thomas

Edit: Sorry, I didn't mean for this to be in the Pro forum.

SnapFireStudios

Bump ~:>
- Thomas

SnapFireStudios

Anyone?
- Thomas

ericzingeler

Can you just change it back to 44 with a rule?

SnapFireStudios

Yes, I can interpolate it to 44 after autorotation is done.. But it's rather ugly and not optimal in the slightest.
- Thomas

SnapFireStudios

Anyone have an idea of how to do this? Thank you
- Thomas

SingleSparq

Why interpolate? Wouldn't just change changing the attribute make it instantly go there?

SnapFireStudios

I wish @SingleSparq. UnfortUntely autorotate begins before there is time to change the attribute, and if you do it afterwards, it stutters.
- Thomas

SingleSparq

Hmmmmm... Only thing I can think of is to mask the stutter by including a fade out fade in black screen over top to make it look intentional but more graceful. Not ideal but I've done that to end a scene instead of a straight cut - not sure how well it would work in your situation though.

SnapFireStudios

Yep, that's the last resort.
Anyone actually know a way around this though?
- Thomas