Camera2 doesn't follow nested noodle tracks

[Epic17plyz]

I'm working on a Vivify map that includes a section where I parent the player's movement track to another object. However, Camera2 doesn't seem to listen to when it's getting parented and ignores all movement. This is struggling for people recording videos or streaming this map when it comes out as viewers won't see the full potential :/

Main.json

Here's a video of the problem (top right camera is camera2 mod while other is just plain vanilla game camera)
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/750af42a-8228-4950-8f5d-36c253bdc010

Edit: Here's the section in the maps code where I parent the track
rm.assignPlayerToTrack(map, { track: 'player' }) rm.assignTrackParent(map, { beat: 244, childrenTracks: ['player'], parentTrack: 'Bomb', })

[kinsi55]

Yeahhhhh the entire map following logic is not exactly great, tho I am unsure how I could improve on that.

The issue is that the final position of a camera is derived by adding up all the "factors" - A camera can have a movementscript thats zero based, it can have a static offset applied on top off that, the rotation in a 360 level, has to then also incorporate the headset position and possibly the movement the player is supposed to be in based off the noodle / mapping extensions map.

What I do is isolate and add up all those things seperately which means I have to somehow know how the noodle map moves you which I currently do by looking for the "NoodlePlayerTrackHead" or "NoodlePlayerTrackRoot" elements and taking their position - If it isnt those two things that make the player move, it fails (And apparently, with some ways of moving the players thats exactly what happens)

[Epic17plyz]

Hmmm, yeah I guess all those factors adding up does get complicated and I'm sure I'm none of help as I know nothing of making PC mods lol. That is weird though. I do know when mapping a track to a player you can choose between "Root", "Head", "LeftHand", and "RightHand", and when not selecting an option it should default to Root I'm pretty sure. How does the base game camera handle it then? I mean I know it doesn't have any movement scripts or offsets or etc.. applied to them, but they clearly follow all Noodle movement. You've probably already taken many looks before when creating this mod, but I'd recommend understanding how the base game camera interpolates it. I might sound stupid but to me it sounds like a good idea ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Or if you've already done that and it doesn't help I guess my last resort would to ask Aeroluna how parenting works and what it outputs for player movement.

[kinsi55]

I'll see if I can figure something out but its not gonna be soon, even if I did it would never get approved on older beat saber versions so you are kinda boned.

Unfortunately I think you'll have to not parent the player track to something and instead somehow manually move the player track to where it should be rather than relying on parenting.