I would probably make an animation in my graphics software and play that.There is also the shader tool kit that allows you to control a camera, so you could zoom in and rotate the camera. (but I have never tried to rotate the camera more than 360° at once, so I'm not sure it is possible)http://www.visionaire-studio.com/luadocs/#shadertoolkitOr you could use the :to() function to scale and rotate the object.Like so:  Objects["Newspaper"] :to(3000, {Scale = 3, Rotation = 62.9}, easeQuadOut)the number 3000 is the time for the transformation in milliseconds,Scale and Rotation are the attributes of the object that are to be changed. Scale = 1 would be the original scale, 2 = double ... Rotation = 0 would be no rotation. One full 360° turn is about 6.29. So 62.9 is turning 10 times. The number is not quite accurate, I got there by experimenting. I know there is a way to set the rotation to degrees, but I don't know how or how to do the mathematical conversion to a float correctly. I hope someone else here will jump in and give the correct number or the Lua command to use degrees.easeQuadOut is defining the curve how the easing shall happen (in this case quick start, getting slower at the end) https://easings.net/Edit: found it -> Rotation = math.rad(360)  is a full 360° rotationObjects["Newspaper"] :to(3000, {Scale = 3, Rotation = math.rad(3600)}, easeQuadOut)Would rotate the object 10 times and scale up 3 times in 3 secondsone more edit: Thinking about it, scaling up a small image will make your newspaper unreadalbe - so it would be better to first scale down your scene filling object at the beginning of the scene. For example to a tenth of the original size.Action called at the beginning of the scene:Execute script -> Objects["Newspaper"] :to(0, {Scale = 0.1})Pause 500 ms  -- to make sure the first scaling is done before the next transformation, can be shorterExecute script -> Objects["Newspaper"] :to(3000, {Scale = 1, Rotation = math.rad(3600)}, easeQuadOut)

Ist es möglich mit dem Shader-Zoom auf den Mauscursor zu zoomen? Über Lua ist es möglich auf eine Person zu zoomen, aber nicht auf den Cursor. Liege ich damit falsch?Is it possible to zoom to the mouse cursor with the shader zoom? Via Lua it is possible to zoom on a person, but not on the cursor.

Hi, please ensure you got the latest shader script from here:https://www.visionaire-studio.com/luadocs/index.html#shadertoolkitAlso the point is renamed to shaderPoint because of name collisions, so it's:shaderActivateLighting(2)shaderLamp(0, 0, {900,500,1}, {0,900,10}, {0.001,0.000001,0}, {0,0,0}, {1,1,1}, 1, 90, 0)shaderLamp(1, 1, {1000,50,1}, {0,0,1}, {0.01,0.0,0.00001}, {0,0,0}, {1,1,1}, 1)bind("light1", "lights[0].position", shaderPoint(inverty(scrollfix(offset(field("game.CurrentCharacter.Position"),{0,-200}))), 1))bind("light1", "lights[0].targetpos", shaderPoint(inverty(cursor), 10))bind("light1", "lights[1].position", shaderPoint(inverty(scrollfix(offset(field("game.CurrentCharacter.Position"),{0,-200}))), factor(dist(scrollfix(offset(field("game.CurrentCharacter.Position"),{0,-200})), cursor), 10)))

You can sort of do stuff with the particle system by assigning images as textures for the particle system to use, however depending on the art style it might not look very good when it gets scaled up/down.Possibly better to just create an image & scroll it across the screen or maybe use a shader, no?

Has anyone been able to fix the problem? I have the same problem with the viewport overflow. My workaround was: game:setValue(VGameScrollSpeed, 0) -- fixes the overflowshaderFollowCharacter("", 1, 1000, easeQuintOut) -- enables smooth camera with Shader Toolkit but then the dialogue text is no longer in the right position. Therefore: function adaptedTextPosition(text)  local owner = text:getLink(VTextOwner)  if owner:getId().tableId == eCharacters and owner:getName() == 'Typ' then    local pos = owner:getPoint(VCharacterPosition)    pos.y = pos.y - owner:getFloat(VCharacterSize)*3.3    text:setValue(VTextPosition, pos)    return true  end  return falseendregisterHookFunction("setTextPosition", "adaptedTextPosition") But it's definitely not clean. Any other ideas?(When I activate background text, the text sits in the correct position.)