[RC3] POV cam, where is it? and how to set its axis values in script?

[pleasantPretzel]

I see that there isn’t a POV camera to choose from in the Cinemachine menu, so I’ve created a standard vCam and selected POV for the Aim.

However, now I’d like to use a custom input solution – not Unity’s Input Manager – as I do for my freeLook cams. How do I access the input axis values of a vCam with a POV aim in script? I don’t see access to it – maybe I’m unsure where to look or approaching this incorrectly?

[Gregoryl]

You’ve made the POV camera the right way.
You can access the POV public members like this:

using Cinemahine;
CinemachineVirtualCamera vcam;
CinemachinePOV pov = vcam.GetCinemachineComponent<CinemachinePOV>();
pov.m_HorizontalAxis.Value = bla;

There is also pov.m_VerticalAxis. What the axis does, in its update method, is this: m_InputAxisValue = CinemachineCore.GetInputAxis(m_InputAxisName);

In CinemachineCore, you’ll find this:

        /// <summary>Delegate for overriding Unity's default input system.  Returns the value
        /// of the named axis.</summary>
        public delegate float AxisInputDelegate(string axisName);

        /// <summary>Delegate for overriding Unity's default input system.
        /// If you set this, then your delegate will be called instead of
        /// System.Input.GetAxis(axisName) whenever in-game user input is needed.</summary>
        public static AxisInputDelegate GetInputAxis = UnityEngine.Input.GetAxis;

So the default is to use Unity’s input system, but you can stick your own delegate in there to drive the axis value.

[Dua_Loopa]

Hi, i’m faceing the same problem. I’m trying to reset/force my axis to the values you see in the screenshot.
I’m getting errors even following your code above. maybe i’m missing something…

[Gregoryl]

When is the vcam member set?
Your code will fail because vcam is null.

[Dua_Loopa]

Fixed it. thanks