So, I know you can make the camera move in the editor faster by holding shift, but I need to go faster.
Pretty much, I’m toying around with my own movement script, and trying to make it dynamic to a whole slue of things. At the moment, I’m working on super fast car (think F-zero GX stuff) and in doing that, the level is going to be quite large, and it takes time to move around. Is there anything like in the Crytek Sandbox where you can enter a number and that multiplies the editor camera’s move speed?
This would be useful, as you could not only make it move faster, but if you need to move it slower you could just use a decimal value, as sometimes when working inside of buildings, the camera moves way to fast. (I also like the sandbox having it in the bottom bar, which currently in unity is kind of redundant if you have the console window open.)
Anyone know if this option exists and I just don’t know where it is?
It may be that your using some kind of default camera move script, and seem to be dealing with issues of scene scale? If this is the case you need to alter the script attached to the camera or the exposed variables under camera script in the inspector window alternatively scale your wholde scene down/up. I hope this helps, your question is a little vague or odd, the editor widow is not for in game viewing, im probably stating the obvious to you here, but you may need to be a little more specific with you question.
