Third Person Mode CameraSetting¶
With this Third Person Mode CameraSetting community component, you can create a third-person player view.
This component includes:
| Property | Description |
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| Distance interval | The offset distance between the camera and the target. X: minimum distance; Y: maximum distance; Z: default distance. |
| Top and bottom clamp | The angle interval from the top to the bottom of the camera |
| Relative rotation speed | The speed of target rotation in the X-Z plane relative to the camera's yaw axis. A value between 0 and 30. The higher the value is, the slower the target moves along the Z axis and the higher target angular velocity is around the Y axis. |
| Screen bias | Towards which side of the screen is biased. A value between 0.3 (leftward bias) and 0.7 (rightward bias). By default, this value is 0.5, meaning an unbiased screen. |
| Height offset | Height offset. It's recommended keeping the default value -0.1. |
| FOV | The field of view of the camera in degrees |
| EnabledPhysics | Is Physics enabled? If it's enabled, this camera will collide with objects that have collision enabled. |
| Sensitivity | The speed of camera rotation. A value between 1 and 10. The higher the value is, the faster the camera rotates. |
Note
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As this is a global component, you can attach this component to any object in the scene. However, it's a best practice to create an empty object named GameManager and attach this component to it.
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It's recommended using only one camera component in a scene to ensure smooth gaming. To replace an existing camera component, remove the current one and add a new one.
