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Development Start - Initial Framework

Inspired by RBWR's zoom and mouse unlock mechanics, I have decided to adopt this method inside of my game.

I have set up an experience within Roblox Studio and published it to Roblox (and also saved a copy to my external HDD).

Zoom

As I plan for the players to need to read small annunciators and lights which describe certain problems within the nuclear power plant and which systems need attention. These annunciators will use labels such as "Reactor Trip" and "Gas Flow Insufficient" (to name a few off the top of my head - not final) so it's important that they can be read clearly. Much of these annunciators will be fairly small (to represent their size in reality better than making them large enough that a zoom function is required).

The reason this is necessary is due to Roblox's anti-aliasing software:

In this screenshot of my makeshift annunciator panel (more on this in the next post) we can see that the text is completely unreadable. When zoomed, this is dramatically improved:

(Stood in the same place).

The zoom function I created is very simple and uses the E key. The code for this is below:

Since I have done this in other games before, I know that to zoom the camera we only need to change the FieldOfView. This is a property of the Camera class, assigned automatically to each player and reference-able by workspace.CurrentCamera.

Workspace is a Service, meaning it is a built-in class with methods and specific functionality. We can get a reference to it using the game:GetService() method.

CurrentCamera is a property of Workspace local to each client which references the active Camera class for that specific client.

In this script, I use ContextActionService and TweenService to bind the function to the E key and also create a smooth animation for the zoom (respectively). The smooth zoom effect prevents the zoom function from feeling jarring and unpleasant. Videos of the two effects can be seen below:

I start the script by initialising the variables for services, locations, general booleans and other data types, and the constants which reference Action strings (more on that later).

The function cameraToggleZoom receives three parameters, the action (string), state (Enumeration - UserInputType which can be Begin, Changed, End, etc representing the stage at which the input is), and _obj, which is unused here.

The first if statement checks stuff related to the animation which I will talk about later. The second if statement first checks if the action parameter is the correct action (one of the constants), and if the state is Enum.UserInputState.Begin (representing the input has just begun). If these things are all true, we flip the bIsCameraZoomed variable (simple boolean) to the opposite value, then create a Tween.

A Tween is a class that will, when played, interpolate a property of another object based on some set parameters. I create the class using the :Create() method (of TweenService), then pass it the values it needs. The table in these parameters are the set goals, which tell the Tween which values to interpolate and what to interpolate them to. Here I use what's known as a selector or short-circuit:

(bIsCameraZoomed and 15 or 70)

This picks between two values based on a boolean. I.e. a simple way of visualising this:

(bIsCameraZoomed and 15) or (70)

For a boolean and statement to return true, both of its input values must be true. 15 is technically always true here because it is just a hard-coded value (an integer above 0 will return true), but bIsCameraZoomed is not. If one of the values is false, the or statement will return true if either of its input values are true, but due to an interesting way Lua is parsed, or statements will return the source input value of the second value only if the true input value was the second value, or the first if the first value or both were true. This is known as "short circuit evaluation".

In simpler terms:

A or B

If A is true, A is always returned, if B is true but A is not, B is returned. Similar logic applies to or statements.

Even more simply: if bIsCameraZoomed is true, then both are true so the first value is returned (15), else the value of 70 is returned.

This is somewhat convoluted but also standard practice in Lua.

After this, we store the Tween class and play it using the :Play() method.

Using something known as an RBXScriptConnection (a discrete class created by the :Connect() method), we can connect the Completed event of the Tween to a discrete function that removes the Tween from memory.

All that's left to do is connect the function to the keybind using the ContextActionService:BindAction() method:

I experimented with various styles of interpolation for the zoom animation/tween and found that 0.4 second animation time with a sinusoidal interpolation style is the most user-friendly in terms of accessibility (I.e. not too much motion) and simply not annoying players with odd camera movements.

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