Unity Third Person Control: Camera Collision - Tutorial 9

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Control (2019)
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Instead of clipping through environment geometry, this addition to the script uses a line cast from the character to the camera for collision detection. Using this information, we compensate for these collisions by smoothly repositioning the camera on the wall.



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