Inheritance on GS_Play Gameplay Framework

State Inheritance

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

State inheritance is a universal pose-handoff protocol: when the Cam Core transitions cam A → cam B, the matched Blend Profile entry may opt into inheritance via the InheritState flag. The outgoing cam publishes a CamPoseSnapshot; the incoming cam consumes it through its own kinematic model. The blend then reads as a small smooth drift instead of a swing.

Inheritance is body-only by design. Aim and additive stages don’t participate — the destination cam’s aim runs fresh on the inherited body pose.

State Inheritance

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

State inheritance is an opt-in checkbox on each entry in a Blend Profile asset. When the box is ticked, the outgoing camera publishes a snapshot of its pose at the moment of transition, and the incoming camera’s Body stage adopts the snapshot through its own kinematic model. The blend then reads as a smooth drift instead of a swing.

When the box is unticked (the default), the incoming camera starts from its authored ideal — useful for cinematic shots where you want the camera to land at a specific framing regardless of where the outgoing camera was.