Timeline for What is the concept of a "camera" in game development?
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| Aug 26 at 13:20 | vote | accept | shingo.nakanishi | ||
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| Aug 24 at 9:34 | comment | added | Job_September_2020 | Imagine you use a LIVE camera to broadcast LIVE a football game to an audience. So, whatever your camera sees is exactly what the users can see in REAL TIME. That is basically the concept a camera in a Unity game. In a game, users can also rotate a camera in any angle, and move the camera any distance in any direction to see objects in a game. Users can also put the camera at a fixed location to view objects moving around in a game. Each Unity game must have at least 1 camera. Otherwise, Unity won't let you test-play the game on the editor, and users won't be able to see anything. | |
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