HY.
So I know how to use bones, but is it passable to set the camera on a bone?
I meen it like this;
Link

Here is one of my tryes;
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function move_bone();

ANGLE bone_angle;
var run_speed;

function main()
{
video_mode=8;
video_screen=1;
video_depth=32;
level_load ("");
ent_create("dummy.mdl", vector(400, 0, -50), move_bone);
mouse_mode = 4;
}

function move_bone()
{
player = me;
while(player)
{
run_speed += 5 * time_step;
ent_animate(my, "run", run_speed, ANM_CYCLE);
bone_angle.pan = (mouse_pos.x - screen_size.x / 2) / 15;
bone_angle.tilt = (screen_size.y / 2 - mouse_pos.y) / 20;
bone_angle.roll = 0;
ent_bonereset(my,"Head");
ent_bonerotate(my,"Head", bone_angle);
wait(1);
}
ent_bonereset(my,"eye");
camera = ent_bonereset(my,"eye");
}

This won't work like this.
I think the easiest method would be using.
vec_for_bone(VECTOR*,ENTITY*,STRING*)
This way you can set the camera position.
You can use ang_for_bone(ANGLE*,ENTITY*,STRING*) to get the head angles.
I think you have to tilt + 90° in order to rotate the camera correctly.

like this?;

function move_bone()
{
player = me;
while(player)
{
run_speed += 5 * time_step;
ent_animate(my, "run", run_speed, ANM_CYCLE);
bone_angle.pan = (mouse_pos.x - screen_size.x / 2) / 15;
bone_angle.tilt = (screen_size.y / 2 - mouse_pos.y) / 20;
bone_angle.roll = 0;
ent_bonereset(my,"Head");
ent_bonerotate(my,"Head", bone_angle);
wait(1);
vec_for_bone(camera.x, my, "eye");
ang_for_bone(camera.pan, my, "eye");
}
}

yes, it works fine.
Thanks for the tipp Puppeteer!