Was not working with the link.

Heres an update to the code. As you can tell the lookpoint is the character, rather alittle above as to not give the effect of looking lower than him.

function update() {
var pos = player.getPosition();
if (mouse_left) {
// Grab mouse cords based on X,Y and translate them to 3d cords, X,Y,Z
destinationX = worldCoords[0];
destinationZ = worldCoords[2];
if (speedCurrent 0.01) speedCurrent *= decay;
else speedCurrent = 0;
}
playerX += (destinationX - pos[0]) * speedCurrent;
playerZ += (destinationZ - pos[2]) * speedCurrent;
var radians = Math.atan2(playerZ, playerX);
// var degrees = radians / (Math.PI / 180);
if (radians!=oldyaw) {
// Rotate player based on old position to new position
player.yaw(radians-oldyaw);
// Shows yaw in debug area
$("#debug").html(radians-oldyaw);
// remember old yaw
oldyaw=radians;
}
// Move player
player.setPosition([playerX,0,playerZ]);
// Move camera based on players location and look relative to his position
cam.setPosition([playerX+150,300,playerZ+150]);
cam.setLookAtPoint([playerX, 50.0, playerZ]);
// Move a light based on players position
diffuse.setPosition([playerX+50,100,playerZ+50]);

// Replenish stats based on game time
statReplinish();
}


I’m not sure as I have not tried this but perhaps you can set the lookatpoint of the camera to be directly in front of you? Let me experiment with that and see if that works.

I want to turn the player in the direction he is moving. Thus far all he does is rotate based on the center cords. Which is annoying to say the least. Thanks for any help.

var pos = player.getPosition();
playerX += (destinationX - pos[0]) * speedCurrent;
playerZ += (destinationZ - pos[2]) * speedCurrent;
var radians = Math.atan2(playerZ, playerX);
if (radians!=oldyaw) {
player.yaw((radians-oldyaw));
oldyaw=radians;
}
player.setPosition([playerX,0,playerZ]);