I am trying to add movement to my first person 3d game, and have made a script for the movement. (I need it to move in the direction the camera is pointing with WASD) I need to get the direction the camera is pointing in order to make you move in the right direction though, and I can’t figure out how. (The direction not accounting for the z axis, It is like a 2d movement script) I have made a script which works, but only when you are facing in the same direction as the y axis and when you face the opposite way everything switches and inverts, and I can’t figure out how to detect when you are facing that way.

@info-creaticode Yes, it would. The box is just to demonstrate the fog works on objects, right?

@coder0145 But I’m changing the sky to the “Blue Sky”

@info-creaticode The grassland scene.

@info-creaticode I’m making a depth effect to the hallway you are in, but there are windows where you can see the sky. I do get that in real life fog covers the sky though.

I’m adding fog to one of my 3d games, and have almost gotten it working right. Is there an option for the fog to affect objects but not the sky? Because now my sky is just the color of the fog.

Currently following the instructions for the maze tutorial though I cannot change the collision with option from none.

@info-creaticode That does work for movement where the camera is controlled with the arrow keys, but I am using pointer lock, where you control the camera with your mouse. I need to get the direction the camera is pointing for my movement script to work in the right direction.

I am trying to add movement to my first person 3d game, and have made a script for the movement. (I need it to move in the direction the camera is pointing with WASD) I need to get the direction the camera is pointing in order to make you move in the right direction though, and I can’t figure out how. (The direction not accounting for the z axis, It is like a 2d movement script) I have made a script which works, but only when you are facing in the same direction as the y axis and when you face the opposite way everything switches and inverts, and I can’t figure out how to detect when you are facing that way.