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if u want the camera to look up and downwards a normal first person camera system is what u need.. its a bit different than this

github.com/SpawnCampGames/Resources/blob/main/Camera/FirstPersonLook/setupandscript.md check out this page of my github.. The Hiearchy would be - Player (Main Controller Script) - Camera (Camera Controller Script) and then in the camera script you assign the `Player` object to the controller variable.. (the mouse code rotates the player left and right and rotates the camera up and down) also if u check out the "Controllers" section github.com/SpawnCampGames/Resources/tree/main/Controllers you can find more resources to a controller type that works better with the first person camera

100 percent.. I'm actually working on new versions in Unity6 the only things that change really are some locations of some of the menu items.. but thats nothing really crazy :)

If you'll check back after the holidays I'm going to have new tutorials on how to install and setup Unity w/ VisualStudio IDE setup.. and then a revamp of these tutorials w/ knowledge i've learned during my little break.

docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Layers.html

right after christmas!!!

I've been focusing on making Assets for a while.. I have two in the review process in the Unity Asset Store. I've reworked my website spawncampgames.github.io and working on the asset page to get a coherent list going.. Been doing research in the Unity Discord channel seeing what type of tutorials will be most beneficial to everyone and writing scripts.. I've also been thinking about one thing. Maybe you can help me with.. Do I restart the Doom tutorials, now that I've learned better ways to do certain things, or do I just continue from where I left off and start a different series for the newer stuff I've learned.

@@SpawnCampGames I have reviewed your website and I will follow it. As for your question, my answer is that new solutions are always good. Also, it might be boring for you to take a break for 2 years and go back to old videos. Also, if you have learned new methods on the information you gave in your video “Turn 3D Models into 2D Sprites”, I would like to watch them. I don't have the ability to draw sprites but I am good at 3D modeling. This video stands at a very critical point for those of us who create a mix of 3D and 2D worlds.

Images you import into your project must have their Texture type set to 2D-UI.. this will make them become "sprites" and sprites can be dragged into Image components.

@@SpawnCampGames I did that and it worked with every other sprite you showcased. Things in the UI just didn't want a sprite for some reason

Yep! You're ray-casting into the world and just getting positions when it collides with something. The camera is just a position where we start our ray from. It will work in Ortho and Perspective

i'll have to re-do it as i dont have it anymore but i can if you really need it

Thank you! <3

put a big smile on my face too.. lmao

If ur using a newer version of Unity you can just add a NavMeshSurface component to your ground plane

@SpawnCampGames Wow, I can't thank you enough. I'm surprised that you're still answering questions 3 years later, we need more tutorial creators like you.

@WMSAG How did you do it? I'm stuck in the same place. I couldn't find Nav Mesh Agent. I also couldn't make a navigation static because it couldn't be selected. I don't know exactly where to put what, I would be very happy if you could explain. Thanks in advance.

@mburakkarakas I'm not gonna lie, I forgor how I did it, I stopped doing the tutorials a little while ago because It was taking up too much time for me to do other things I wanted to do, sorry I can't help, I'm sure the creator might be able to help if he can, even if he can't, I'm sure you can figure it out eventually. Again, I'm sorry I can't help.

@WMSAG np

they're in the description already, lol well, click the link to the next video.. and they're in **that** description

sorry about that.. i use a crappy head-set.. i'll try to balance it better next time 👍

Its the same size font as it'd be *inside* the game-engine..

Thank you very much.. I've been slacking but I intend on revamping the channel, continuing my Doom clone series, and adding abunch of other tutorials.. I've learned a lot since then so I'm trying to make sure I don't jump too far up in complexity.. I've been trying to find a good middle ground before I begin..

you're experiencing lag on the cursor? thats a new one for me.. no idea tbh i'd just have to google it and look thru forum posts most likely

@@SpawnCampGames if the cursor is drawn on a canvas, then there is a lag, because mousePosition is polled at a certain rate and cursor position set in LateUpdate. The lower fps the more cursor will lag, because it's drawn on a canvas and shown in a frame. Even at 60fps there is still a sense of a small sluggish feel between hand/mouse movement and cursor movement. I am considering doing a hybrid approach, as in regular cursor to be a texture and for situational cursor animations to do sprite on a canvas.

@@dbweb.creative thanks for informing me.. im currently using a script i wrote that has many different versions of cursors.. raycasting for 3d, the UI version ofc, and now ive added a 2D version.. out of all of em the 2D/sprite setup seems to be the most responsive.. but sometimes u just gotta have that cursor in the UI Canvas's

absolutely.. you just need to modify the Y value of the vector.. if you don't want to mess with the X and Z vectors you pass those properties right back into itself.. myVector = new Vector3 ( myVector.x, jumpStuff, myVector.z);

altho the way this camera script is working its not really meant to work with verticallity (as the original doom did not).. i sugggest perhaps doing a different type of camera/ possibly movement script as well if ur just going for ur generic FPS with jumping

Thats odd, you don't have anything in teh script that would Destroy(); it do you?

I'll look through the code and see if I have anything that would cause that.. On my project tho the UI sticks around when Playtesting..

Been meaning to make newer videos.. I have a full itinerary for the new couple of months.. Thanks for the subscription! <3

need to configure ur IDE.. just search Configure "your software" for Unity

@@SpawnCampGames ok thanks

I have this project up on github.com/SpawnCampGames/ArcadeCarController github

I have a friend that made one a while ago.. I'll check if he has it online anywhere.

@@SpawnCampGames Serious ? Can you believe I've been trying to do this for over two months? I ran out of hope and gave up, now I keep commenting on good videos like these hoping to be helped

@@SpawnCampGames thank you s2

@@SpawnCampGames hii

ahhh jeeez!! lol.. imma let it settle down a bit and i'll make a newer one for Unity 6

You're the first to have an issue. Maybe you should check out Unity's beginner courses on learn.unity.com/ or learn.unity.com/tutorial/coroutines

I use Blender

In the inspector of the gameobject containing the script there should be an empty slot for the reference. for something like a public reference you can drag the gameobject containing the desired component directly into the slot. thats how the script knows *which* specific component its referencing.. for example: github.com/SpawnCampGames/Resources/blob/main/101/ReferencingInUnity.md

I show exactly how I did it at the end of the video 18:41

I agree.. Awesome out of the box solution for an arcade type car controller.. I'd be interesting in seeing what people can come up with, using it