How can i check if my character is inside my camera view or not ? so that i can move/rotate camera before its about to get out of its view? i only want to rotate camera if “character” is about to go out of view. not after it gets out of view?
Any clue would be very helpful. cuz i have no idea how can i do that…
thanks!!
I tried attaching a box on the left and the right side of camera to get event overlap to rotate camera. but its not working as i wanted… its been two days and i am stuck… please help!!
c’mon anyone ?? its been 6 days now…
No one answers because the answer is too simple and only requires math education.
Get the rotation vector and rotate if the vectors mins/maxs are out of the desired bounds.
With blueprints its simply use the (Not Equal) node:
Here is my full blueprint which tells you if an actor is out of the camera’s bounds:
Also you have to use the Set Control Rotation node to set the rotation or your character won’t move? But it depends on your setup!
thanks! but how would i do that… can you explain in details ??
I updated my answer.
An another possbile solution is to use:
ConvertWorldToScreenLocation
You are genius… thank alot 
thanks, i’ll try to work with this one as well.
one question though… how would i know that my player is going out of the camera view toward the left or the right? its giving false on both side right now i dont know which direction to rotate my camera because of that?
alright i figured! i just had to check if “find look at rotation” Y rot rotation was positive or negative…!!
hmm… it worked in first time and after changing rotation of camera its not working… what would be the right way to do this?
You don’t have to know which direction: left or right. You have to know the rotation. And you know it, just rotate your camera using the output rotator, the one calculated from the 2 points.
yup worked! i thought i’ll have to rotate camera manually by some degree… but now its much easier after doing what you said.
thanks again for your clean and clear replies