I am creating a isometric game, I need to create a different camera for the game which involves a greater zoom in and out. I have rotated the camera 45 degrees, but I don't know how to change the max zoom in and out distance. Is there a way to achieve this. I have applied a camera in the trigger editor and there are cameras in the data editor but I am not sure what I am doing. Anyone with custom camera experience is very much appreciated.
In the data editor, open the camera's tab and find default camera. Go to Zoom Levels+ field.
You will see 5 different zoom levels (0-4). Make sure you click on the 0 zoom level and copy past. This adds your new zoom level to the bottom of the list. Increase the distance value by 4 and move it to the top of the list. Do this as many times as the editor allows. I recommend keeping them in increments of 4 (+ or -) to keep the smoothness
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I am creating a isometric game, I need to create a different camera for the game which involves a greater zoom in and out. I have rotated the camera 45 degrees, but I don't know how to change the max zoom in and out distance. Is there a way to achieve this. I have applied a camera in the trigger editor and there are cameras in the data editor but I am not sure what I am doing. Anyone with custom camera experience is very much appreciated.
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Curse PremiumIn the data editor, open the camera's tab and find default camera. Go to Zoom Levels+ field.
You will see 5 different zoom levels (0-4). Make sure you click on the 0 zoom level and copy past. This adds your new zoom level to the bottom of the list. Increase the distance value by 4 and move it to the top of the list. Do this as many times as the editor allows. I recommend keeping them in increments of 4 (+ or -) to keep the smoothness