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About this asset
Note: This asset is for Unity 5. It should work fine up to 2017. It will not work perfectly for later versions of Unity. So please only buy it if you're interested in how it works.
Oldschool isometric camera:
- Create the retro look of old isometric games, but now in 3d!
- Perfect for simulation games and sidescrollers!
- Also great for technical illustrations and minimaps!
- Works 95% like an orthographic camera (see caveats), so movement, rotation, shaders, shadows, gizmos, etc. work as you're used to, at the performance you're used to!
Caveats:
- The camera has the same restrictions and features as Unity's orthographic camera (e.g. deferred rendering is not supported).
- The Unity mouse system (OnMouseDown, etc.) is not supported. You can use raycasting, of course. Example included.
- Occlusion Culling has not been tested.
Models used in the demonstration and screenshots are freely available on the asset store. Thanks Nobiax & Unity!
Oldschool isometric camera:
- Create the retro look of old isometric games, but now in 3d!
- Perfect for simulation games and sidescrollers!
- Also great for technical illustrations and minimaps!
- Works 95% like an orthographic camera (see caveats), so movement, rotation, shaders, shadows, gizmos, etc. work as you're used to, at the performance you're used to!
Caveats:
- The camera has the same restrictions and features as Unity's orthographic camera (e.g. deferred rendering is not supported).
- The Unity mouse system (OnMouseDown, etc.) is not supported. You can use raycasting, of course. Example included.
- Occlusion Culling has not been tested.
Models used in the demonstration and screenshots are freely available on the asset store. Thanks Nobiax & Unity!
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