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Control how the scene is framed — the camera angle, projection, and an optional zoom-in intro that shows off your main object before gameplay begins.

Note: Each playable has different parameters. Below are common examples.

Camera Settings

The camera can be tuned in two modes: Perspective (3D depth) or Orthographic (flat, no perspective distortion).

Setting	What It Does
Projection	Switch between Perspective and Orthographic
Position (X / Y / Z)	Move the camera across all axes
Rotation (X / Y / Z)	Angle the camera across all axes
Field of View (FOV)	How wide the view is (Perspective mode)
Ortho Height	Zoom level for Orthographic mode
Render Distance	Near/far clipping — how close and how far the camera can see

Keep the background full-frame — when you change the angle, make sure the background still fills the screen so there are no black edges. The scene is built to stay responsive across angles.
Perspective suits 3D games with depth; Orthographic suits flat, top-down, or 2D-style scenes.
Small rotation changes read as more dynamic without hiding the gameplay.

An optional opening sequence that shows your game's main object zoomed in, then smoothly zooms out to the gameplay camera within a set duration.

Setting	What It Does
Enable	Turn the intro sequence on or off
Start Position	Where the zoomed-in shot begins (selectable in the editor)
Start Rotation	The starting angle of the zoomed-in shot
Duration	How long the zoom-out takes before gameplay starts

Zoomed-in on main object → smooth zoom-out → gameplay camera → play
        ↑ Start Position / Rotation        ↑ within Duration

Keep the Duration short (1–2 seconds) so users reach gameplay quickly.
Point the Start Position at your most eye-catching object — this is the hook.