GTA Type camera which do not go through walls

A GTA Type camera free

 

Bro, do you even Google?

 

Do u think so first one not working. I wanted C# slow net for seeing videos and...........

 

another question how to bounce a sword when it hit an object

 

Change its Physics Material to "Bouncy"

 

What?

 

@Yash987654321 - You want to google c#, 3rd person camera, camera collision and things like that.

I haven't played any 3d GTA for ages so I don't remember the exact camera behavior but...

Assuming that you have a "normal" level made out of several meshes with collision... the basic solution is fairly simple. You define a minimum distance that you want the camera to keep from objects. Then throw rays in every direction and check if they hit something, if they do, check the distance between the object and camera. Move the camera closer to the character if the distance is smaller then the minimum distance that you defined earlier.

Another method would be to add a collision mesh that surrounds the camera and use the collision to detect when it gets too close to stuff.

There is no guarantee that you won't clip into things, a tight space filled with detailed meshes is always a pain to handle.

The benefit with the ray casting method is that you can play around with the number of rays that you use. You can also use the results from the rays to create even more advanced behavior where you do not always move the camera closer to the character horizontally, vertically or even do more advanced things.

 

It sounds like you may be getting ahead of yourself. Maybe try some more tutorials first.

 

aren't there and assets or well commented script which i can experiment with as whatever i learnt till now is with this way only...

 

First learn how to program( I would recommend C#) and then learn how to use Unity's APIs. Then finally you'll be able to make your own script without anyone's help.
As right now if you get your hands on a script, no matter how well commented it is you won't get a thing. Maybe changing the code a bit will help, but not much.

 

@Yash987654321 - Yes, there is probably a hundred scripts like this lying around the internet if you Google for them but that isn't my job If they are well commented... well... that is a completely different question... Try search queries like; unity 3rd person camera collision. Just remember that the solutions you find was probably written for a very specific case and might contain code that isn't suitable for you.

 

I know both JavaScript and C# I don't say i am a master at them but i know them.