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Configure Side Scroller Cameras

Setting up side scroller games is now a breeze thanks to the Side Scrolling Controls and Fixed Angle Camera devices. This page will review how these devices work in the TMNT Arcade experience so you can design your very own arcade game!

For more tips on using different camera devices, see Designing with Camera and Controls.

Devices used:

  • 2 x Side Scrolling Controls device
  • 5 x Fixed Angle Camera device
  • 3 x Fixed Point Camera device

Once the players are teleported to the start of the game, they are assigned the Fixed Angle Camera device and a Controls: Side Scroller device. The camera is locked into the desired position and moves with the player, while the side scroller control locks the player movement onto two axes, preventing them from moving toward or away from the camera.

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