yawAngle += -0.006f * (Mouse.GetState().X - prevMouseState.X);   prevMouseState = Mouse.GetState();            Vector3 offset = this.target - this.position;   Matrix camRot = Matrix.CreateFromAxisAngle(Vector3.Left, pitchAngle)                    * Matrix.CreateFromAxisAngle(Vector3.Up, yawAngle);                      offset = Vector3.Transform(offset,camRot);             view = Matrix.CreateLookAt(position - offset + new Vector3(0, 15, 0),                               position + new Vector3(0, 15, 0), Vector3.Up);  

Quote:Original post by smasherprog
Your camera ONLY moves when input is received from the mouse that it has moved. So, how can a mouse when the mouse isnt moving? You have to add code to check to see if the mouse is at the edge of your screen, and if so, continue rotating.

Use your code, do something like

float yawAngle=0;if(Mouse.GetState().X == ClientXResolution){   yawAngle+ = .02;} else if(Mouse.GetState().X == 0){   yawAngle- = .02;} else yawAngle += -0.006f * (Mouse.GetState().X - prevMouseState.X);

Anyways, you should get the idea. This way, if the mouse is on the left of the screen, the keep rotating, same for the right of the screen.

Quote:Original post by smasherprog
Maybe you posted the wrong question. You said your problem is that when the house hits the rightmost part of the screen, your camera stops moving. I posted code explaining how you can get the camera to move when it hits that spot. If that isn't what you wanted, then please be more clear.