A highly configurable feature-rich third person camera.
- Tons of configuration options
- Layer based reposition clipping
- Over-the-shoulder horizontal offset and realtime shoulder swapping
- Zoom, rotate horizontally/vertically, adjust height
- Separate horizontal and vertical rotation speeds and sensitivities
- Extensible
- Control the camera through scripting or let it update itself with Unity's
Inputsystem - Inlcluded prefab works out of the box
- 1.1.1 (Current)
- Added function to retrieve a world-raycasted point given a screen point
- 1.1.0
- Added
lookTargetproperty to overridelookInput, causing camera to forcibly rotate to look at anothertransform. - Removed
[ExecuteAlways]from the camera's behaviour - Fixed
_targetZoombug inStart()and inspector editing - Added some public utilities
- Added
- 1.0.1
- Package fix for importing into Unity through the Package Manager
- Small code adjustments
- 1.0.0
- Initial release
- Add the package to Unity through the Package Manager or download the zipped version and extract it to your assets folder.
- Drag and drop the
Samples/ThirdPersonCamera.prefabinto your scene. - Assign a follow target if needed.
That's it!
Nearly every field on the ThirdPersonCamera component has a tooltip.
| Field | Description | Example Value |
|---|---|---|
| Draw Debug | Enables debug logging and additional debug lines. | |
| Draw Gizmos | Enables gizmos. | |
| Follow Target | The Transform the camera should physically follow. |
Your character, any POI, etc. |
| Self Get Player Input | Allows this camera to retrieve input data to update itself without external intervention. | |
| Invert Horizontal Camera Input | All incoming horizontal input will be inverted. | |
| Invert Vertical Camera Input | All incoming vertical input will be inverted. | |
| Move Lerp Speed | How fast the camera lerps to the assigned follow target. | 10 |
| Zoom Lerp Speed | How fast the camera's zoom lerps in and out. | 10 |
| Min Zoom In | How close the camera can zoom into its origin. | 1 |
| Max Zoom Out | How far the camera can zoom out from its origin. | 30 |
| Camera | The actual camera component. | |
| Height Transform | The transform which controls the height aspect of the camera. Must be a child of the main transform. | |
| Horizontal Offset Transform | The transform which controls the horizontal offset, the "over the shoulder" aspect. Must be a child of the height transform. | |
| X Axis | The transform which controls X axis rotation. Must be a child of the horizontal offset transform. | |
| Camera Transform | The transform which has the Camera component on it. Must be a child of the X Axis transform. |
|
| Look Up Max Angle | The "maximum" look up angle in degrees. This is usually a negative number since a negative angle is required to rotate the camera upwards. | -60 |
| Look Down Min Angle | The "minimum" look down angle in degrees. This is usually a positive number since a positive angle is required to rotate the camera downwards. | 90 |
| Horizontal Rotation Lerp Speed | How fast the horizontal rotation lerps. | 1 |
| Horizontal Rotation Sensitivity | The horizontal rotation sensitivity. | 1 |
| Vertical Rotation Lerp Speed | How fast the vertical rotation lerps. | 1 |
| Vertical Rotation Sensitivity | The vertical rotation sensitivity. | 1 |
| Camera Clipping Layermask | All layers that the camera can be clipped with. | Default |
| Forward Camera Clip Radius | The forward raycast spherical radius for detecting camera clipping. | 0.1 |
| Horizontal Camera Clip Radius | The horizontal raycast spherical radius for detected camera clipping. | 0.1 |
| Camera Clip Point Offset | How far away from the raycasted clip point the camera will be placed on the hit point's normal. | 0.25 |
| Camera Clipping Lerp Speed | How fast the camera lerps to the clip point offset. The higher the value, the less likely clipped geometry will be visible. | 100 |
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