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Orbit cameras are very unique as they always want to point up without a tilt as you have already found out. I am sure there is an approach to give you what you need.
You may want to consider a camera rig…gonna test something out.
Although I initially thought of empties…you cant as you cant modify their pivot points but you can use a Vertex. The basic concept is a vertex for the pivot point, a vertex at the camera you want to use for orbiting and of course a no controlled camera.
Parent the Camera to the Cam_Vertex and parent the pivot_vertex to the Cam_vertex.
you can then set rotation of the Cam_Vertex. You could then use the geteventproperty (touches.pageX and offsetX to track the mouse position and trigger the rotation of the CamVertex.Might work.
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Tutorials - https://www.xeons3dlab.comThanks for your suggestion. However, modifying cams in every blender scene is not an option. Maybe Verge devs have a solution.
P.S. Currently solved it by writing a custom camera controls script and attached it to a new perspective camera that replaced an imported orbit camera.
Hi,
Unfortunately, implementing custom tilt in Orbit camera is not quite an easy task. If you need to mix static camera animation with orbiting you might assign custom orbiting animation along with your standard animation (on the same timeline) and then set animation frame by registering clicks on some helper elements, e.g. “left” and “right”.
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