Fly Camera
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Fly Camera
A free flying camera, handy for quick use. You can simply put it in a scene and it should be good to go. Optionally you can tweak its settings in the inspector.Tested on Godot 4.4.1, but probably works on older versions.By default it uses the WASD keys for movement, Shift to move faster, Ctrl to move slower, and the Right Mouse Button to activate/deactivate the mouse controls.By default it doesn't collide with anything, but you can add collisions to it by turning on Use Collisions in the inspector.
Supported Engine Version
4.4
Version String
0.1
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
2 days ago
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Fly Camera Addon for Godot 4
A camera addon for flying around scenes at runtime, which can be handy during the prototyping phase of a project, for example.
The camera is easy to use. You can just drop it in a scene, and run the game. Optionally you can also tweek the camera node settings in the inspector (speed, mouse sensitivity, etc).
By default the camera uses WASD keys for movement, Shift to move faster, Ctrl to move slower,
and Right Mouse Button to activate/deactivate the camera's mouse controls.
Please refer to the documentation for more information.
A free flying camera, handy for quick use. You can simply put it in a scene and it should be good to go. Optionally you can tweak its settings in the inspector.
Tested on Godot 4.4.1, but probably works on older versions.
By default it uses the WASD keys for movement, Shift to move faster, Ctrl to move slower, and the Right Mouse Button to activate/deactivate the mouse controls.
By default it doesn't collide with anything, but you can add collisions to it by turning on Use Collisions in the inspector.
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Quick Information
Fly Camera
A free flying camera, handy for quick use. You can simply put it in a scene and it should be good to go. Optionally you can tweak its settings in the inspector.Tested on Godot 4.4.1, but probably works on older versions.By default it uses the WASD keys for movement, Shift to move faster, Ctrl to move slower, and the Right Mouse Button to activate/deactivate the mouse controls.By default it doesn't collide with anything, but you can add collisions to it by turning on Use Collisions in the inspector.
Supported Engine Version
4.4
Version String
0.1
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
2 days ago
Git URL
Issue URL