Camera changed direction after export from Blender to Godot?

itgiawa

In Blender I have all my cameras pointed at 0,0,0

I export them like this: After dragging and dropping the scene into Godot my middle camera is pointing at 0,0,0. However, my other two cameras which are pointing at 0,0,0 in Blender are now pointing in weird directions in Godot... I was using track to on all three cameras to track the same object around 0,0,0

Any ideas? Thanks!

Calinou

@itgiawa Which Blender and Godot versions are you using? Also, can you upload a minimal reproduction project somewhere?

itgiawa

@Calinou Blender 2.92 Godot 3.3.2 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1o0ln4vS5P0Do0QNl1v0dtmnqyYWorTk4?usp=sharing Thank you so much for taking a look. The blender file is in the Godot project folder. I've imported the scene into the godot project. Only one of the three cameras is pointing at the object, but in blender they all are...

Calinou

@itgiawa Can you reproduce this in Godot 3.4.2? Godot 3.3.x is nearing end of life.

itgiawa

@Calinou Thanks again. Heres the 3.4.2 version https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1o6g_BOv9TnmNq8I7WsUu-ZiAasICN5KJ?usp=sharing

itgiawa

I was able to get around the problem by "locking in" the track to constraint. I figured "track to" was doing some weird stuff and Id try to simplify things by converting the camera position to a pure location and rotation.

In case anyone else has this problem you can do that by selecting the camera and then "object" > "apply" > "visual transform." then you can delete the track to constraint if you feel like it but it prob doesnt matter.