CameraBoom was parented to ShipMesh, which is rotated 90deg to point
the placeholder cone forward -- the camera inherited that rotation,
producing a badly skewed near-edge-on view. Reparented CameraBoom to
the actor root instead, so its pitch is relative to actor-forward,
not the mesh's cosmetic rotation.
Also added 5 marker cubes around the spawn point: the level was
completely empty, so with a rigidly-attached chase camera, forward/
backward translation had zero visual reference and could look like
nothing was happening even if movement was working correctly.
W/S thrust forward/back, A/D yaw left/right, via direct key-binding
(InputKey nodes) rather than Enhanced Input -- this MCP plugin's
Blueprint graph builder doesn't support authoring Enhanced Input
Action nodes yet, only raw key events. Tick applies ThrustAxis/
YawAxis each frame via AddMovementInput/AddActorLocalRotation.
Bumped FloatingPawnMovement Max Speed/Acceleration for a snappier
placeholder feel. Smoke-tested in PIE: no runtime errors.
BP_ShipPawn: cone mesh, FloatingPawnMovement for gravity-free flight,
spring-arm chase camera. Placed in L_TestFlight and set to
auto-possess Player 0 for PIE testing. No input wiring yet.
