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It seems if you only wanted a single cam (no track) that the DB_CameraScript actor would work fine. Is it required to have a DB_CnaTrackMark with the DB_CameraScript or will the DB_CameraScript work without a problem by itself?

DavidM, I noticed in cube you have Cam9 track 0 and 1 right on top of each other and I didn't see any where you used the CameraSript by itself.

without a track the camera will be static...., not moving

dunno what you mean with cube

Thanks, in cube, the DB_CamTrackMark actor for cam9 track 0 and the DB_CamTrackMark actor for cam9 track 1, are located in the exact same spot. I didn't know if you did this on purpose to get a static camera or not thus my question above. Thanks again.

makes no sense
the track spots for cam0 are in the blue goal
cam9 is somewhere else

No, only cam 9's DB_CamTrackMark actors. Track 0 and 1 are in the same spot. Not a big deal but it was the reason for my question.

they are only almost in the same spot

Why, so close?

so it hardly moves -_-

Twigstir wrote: It seems if you only wanted a single cam (no track) that the DB_CameraScript actor would work fine. Is it required to have a DB_CamTrackMark with the DB_CameraScript or will the DB_CameraScript work without a problem by itself?

All you need is a db_CameraScript . If you have no track, the camera will be spawned where the CameraScript actor is placed.