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Mobile Touch Camera

by BitBender Games (opens in new tab)

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Create a smooth and natural Touch-Input camera with Integrated Item Picking in no time. Make navigating your game world feel more precise, juicy, and fun.

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About this asset

Mobile Touch Camera is a powerful Camera & Input Handling tool that allows you to create a smooth and natural Touch-Input camera with integrated Item Picking for best usability. The asset is best suited (but not limited) to tower defense, strategy or adventure type of games for mobile devices.

* Pixel Perfect Scroll & Pinch.

* Camera Movement and Item Picking integrated for best usability.

* Demo scenes for top-down, 2d sidescroll, and isometric scenarios.

* Supports perspective and orthographic cameras.

* Custom inspectors to help you tune the asset more efficiently.

* Seamless transition between pinching and scrolling. E.g. Start dragging with 1 finger, add second finger to pinch/zoom, release finger to go back to scrolling.

* Swipe and release quickly for smooth auto-scrolling.

* Mouse Emulation for convenient development on PC.

* Camera rotation & tilt gestures.

* Full C# source code.

From the publisher's Asset Store listing.

Compatibility

The materials for the sample scenes were created using the Built-in render pipeline. When creating an SRP project, the sample materials may need to be converted. Please follow the official documentation on the topic: https://docs.unity3d.com/6000.2/Documentation/Manual/upgrade-material.html

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