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--- global:camera [2022/08/02 22:05]
FreedTerror
+++ global:camera [2022/08/03 03:33]
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-**Field of View:** Set the camera's initial and default field of view.
 **Initial Distance:** The camera's initial position.
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 **Initial Rotation:** The camera's initial and default rotation.  NOTE: This is somewhat overridden if ''Enable LookAt'' (below) is toggled on.
-**Movement Speed:** How fast will the camera move to follow the action.
+**Vertical Follow:**
+  * **Disabled:** Vertical follow will not be used
+  * **Average Distance:** The camera averages the height between the characters
+  * **Highest Character:** The camera focus on the highest character in the air
-**Minimum Zoom:** How close will the camera get to battle as the characters approach one another.
+**Enable LookAt:** Toggle this to uses Unity's [[http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Transform.LookAt.html|LookAt()]] function.  This means the camera is always looking at the pivot point between the two players (including rotation offset). Movement Speed will //not// affect the rotation speed of the camera.
+  * **Rotation Speed:** How fast the camera will rotate towards the action.
+  * **Rotation Offset:** The default rotation values for the camera when LookAt is enabled.
+  * **Motion Sensor:**
+  * **None:** Motion sensor will not be used
+  * **Accelerometer:**
+  * **Gyroscope:**
-**Maximum Zoom:** How far can the camera get to as the characters distance from one another. This also visually determines how far off they can move from one another.
+**Field of View:** Set the camera's initial and default field of view.
-**Maximum Players Distance:** How far can players move away from one another.
-**Follow Jumping Character:** When toggled, the camera will try to follow the jumping character -or- the one at the highest vertical location on the field.
-**Enable LookAt:** Toggle this to uses Unity's [[http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Transform.LookAt.html|LookAt()]] function.  This means the camera is always looking at the pivot point between the two players (including rotation offset). Movement Speed will //not// affect the rotation speed of the camera.
-**Rotation Speed:** How fast the camera will rotate towards the action.
+**Camera move Speed:** How fast will the camera move to follow the action.
-**Rotation Offset:** The default rotation values for the camera when LookAt is enabled.
+**Enable Zoom:**
+  * **Minimum Zoom:** How close will the camera get to battle as the characters approach one another.
+  * **Maximum Zoom:** How far can the camera get to as the characters distance from one another. This also visually determines how far off they can move from one another.
-**Motion Sensor:**
+**Maximum Players Distance:** The maximum distance the characters have between them.
-  **None:** Motion sensor will not be used
-  **Accelerometer:**
-  **Gyroscope:**
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