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• TheBear

  August 25 edited August 25

  I can't spot pitchLock or RotationLock in the scripting guide, I must be looking in the wrong place - or has GameCameraThirdPerson no longer got pitchLock and spinLock ?
• ChrisIceBox

  August 26

  It doesn't have those variables, no. Your script may be referencing an older version that used to be on the Downloads page, rather than the integrated one.

  The one included with AC has an inputInfluence Vector2 variable that controls how much input affects rotation. You could zero this to prevent the user from moving the camera i.e.:

  GetComponent<GameCameraThirdPerson>().inputInfluence = Vector2.zero;
  
• TheBear

  August 26

  Ok, yes quite possible, os that will produce the same result as lock then, I can just switch the content of that function and all exising calls will work.

  How would I then reproduce the now gone 'unlock', so as to return to the existing input? As different Scene cameras already have different settings, i'd want to go 'back' to however the were pre locked/zero'd - it want to return Pitch to its previous limted setting and spin to previous free.
• ChrisIceBox

  August 27

  You can either set inputInfluence to values that you manually keep track of, i.e.:

  GetComponent<GameCameraThirdPerson>().inputInfluence = new Vector2(3f, 3f);
  

  Or record the original values before affecting them:

  Vector2 originalInputInfluence;
  
  void Start() => originalInputInfluence = GetComponent<ThirdPersonCamera>().inputInfluence;
  
  GetComponent<ThirdPersonCamera> ().inputInfluence = originalInputInfluence;