How to make a script camera pursuit the player?

hey bosque...
please help me.

how to set up a script..."the camera can translate in x position. camera pursuit player, when player destroy, the camera stop translate and restart the camera position ( back to the first position point)"?

please help me

 

Don't you already have a thread about this question?
I thought I already gave you an answer for this, too, as did 1 or 2 other people, maybe.

 

In order to have the camera follow the player only in the X axis :
You need to declare 2 Transform variables, one being main camera and one being Player.
Then in the Update method you can use : MainCamera.position = new Vector3(Player.position.x, whatever you need as Y, whatever you need as Z).

Then, idk your game, but you can simply check if the player is dead and if so, in the update, you move the camera in another manner.

 

yea..but i cant understand about that becaue i am a new comer

 

My answer was very simple, in the other thread.

Make a variable for the camera's script on the player. When the player dies, call a method on the script that stops it from moving. when the player moves/respawns, call a method to reposition the camera and resume moving.

It can't get much simpler.

 

i know the algorithm , i just cant write the script

 

Please be more specific..

Do you not know how to create a variable for the script on another script? Do you not know how to call a method or set a bool to not move? Do you not know how to call a method to reset a position? Do you not know how to save a position that's later used to reset to?

 

I'd suggest starting with both some stand alone C# tutorials and then afterward some basic Unity tutorials. After you have a minimal grasp of scripting C# for Unity then come back to this issue.

 

no.. i am a beginner, i learn with the tutorial in youtube.. i dont know to much to arrangement a script. please help bro

 

If you don't know how to write that script at all, as joe suggested, is better to follow C# tutorials (at least the basics) and after that unity tutorials. If you don't know something you can always look at Unity documentation.
If we write a complete script we wouldn't help you, because when you encounter a similar problem what will you do? Ask to the community to write another script? That's not ideal at all.
You need solid basics so you can at least understand the basic concepts, and so you will be able to edit scripts as your needs too, and not being stuck with a script someone wrote for you, or having to wait someone reply you on forum to do anything.
The scripting section is to help people when they have errors in their scripts or they don't behave as they would like, not to write scripts to people. Otherwise you will never learn anything.