@jamesa-blackwell-57b383d3 The simplest solution is indeed using the viewport: Make the canvas size much larger than the view port Draw a large backdrop in the stage canvas Lock the viewport on the key sprite   [image: c0f72e35-ef70-4032-970b-a5da37a2fc02.png]   Here is an example: play.creaticode.com/projects/6842f3d73d952dd83a741d13   If this “does not work”, can you please explain what the problems are? We can either refine this or discuss a completely different solution.

i am too new. i cannot add screenshots. i am sorry.

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OK. You can control the angular speed of the camera using the “configure camera” block’s last input, which is a percentage. For example, when you set it to 100, it is the default speed, but if it is 10, then it will be 10% of the default speed. See this project for example: play.creaticode.com/projects/68345dcdcf69bbdc83e9472e

You can use the “when widget changes” block. Here is a simple example: play.creaticode.com/projects/6831f4e759dd9cb676181c93

@notjaldolfyt The service has been restored.

This issue has been resolved.

@info-creaticode That’s odd, for some reason if I do it it says it’s inappropriate when replying to people on my project.

@notjaldolfyt This issue is fixed now.

@remi-1286167-510cee35 If you use the pointer lock, the v-angle will be automatically changed. But you said you want to limit the v-angle? If you want it to move freely but within a range, you can still use the same block to set the v-angle whenever it is outside the range.

@coder0145 said in Fog end: The box is just to demonstrate the fog works on objects, right? That’s correct.

@greeniwastakenyt Do you still have this issue? Most likely it was a temporary outage from ChatGPT’s service (OpenAI). In addition, whenever you have such outage issues, you can replace the ChatGPT block with the LLM block, which works the same way but connects to a different AI service. [image: 23a4cac8-4a59-48c4-89ca-4afedda2b761.png]

@ljvb_4 Yes, so long as credit is given. Thank you.

@info-creaticode Thanks so much!

@coder0145 That dropdown is automatically populated using the list of sprites in the project. According to the tutorial, you need to create another sprite named “Maze”, which will be used to create the walls of the maze. After you do that, then this dropdown will contain the “Maze” option.

@greeniwastakenyt said in Creaticode AI v4 help: what does socratic mode do? Hi, you can actually ask XO this question: [image: d75f3a82-5519-4484-84ac-efe4fb6348b1.png]

@alexanderstevens-62d46173 This issue has been fixed.

@info-creaticode I will here soon. I should also mention that there is text showing the prompt for generation in the middle of the screen. That isn’t there anymore. So, it might be that it didn’t store the message or something like that. Maybe some invalid data storing.

@blackguy-27c5da45 I see it on the search tab: [image: 6b98c969-5648-4648-b488-b259bd7c8ad9.png]

@info-creaticode It’s not there anymore, I changed it from a clone to the actual sprite since I couldn’t figure out the bug.