Moving Freelook camera with an Xbox (or any) controller

How can I change so that I can move the camera around with the right stick of a controller, as well as the current (default) mouse bindings?

 

Right, I saw that, so I added these 2 in my Input (now have 2 Mouse X and 2 Mouse Y Inputs):



From my understanding, that should be enough? but must be missing something.

EDIT:
Even if I change the Input axis name to "asdasddas", which is not a Valid input Axis, the input for moving freelook with my mouse still works. So that seems strange?

 

I have, whatever I put inside "Input Axis Name", the mouse works, but the controller does not.

I changed the names to "Joy X", and "Joy Y", and replaced the Input in the pictures above with those names. does not work.

 

99% sure everything is default. Ill try in a new project to make sure.

 

Ok so,

To move the camera with the mouse, I need to hold down Mouse(1).
If I hold it down, while moving my joystick, it catually works.

So this is the issue. It only accepts the input when I hold down mouse(1), how can I fix this? I want that to be the behaviour for when I use my mouse, but obv wont work with a controller.

 

This last issue was just me being stupid, been so long since I made a script for the mouse input that I just thot it was default Cinemachine.

I've attached this script to my main cam:

Code (CSharp):

1. public class FreeLookUserInput : MonoBehaviour {
2.  
3.     private bool _freeLookActive;
4.  
5.     // Use this for initialization
6.     private void Start()
7.     {
8.         CinemachineCore.GetInputAxis = GetInputAxis;
9.     }
10.  
11.     private void Update()
12.     {
13.         _freeLookActive = Input.GetMouseButton(1); // 0 = left mouse btn or 1 = right
14.     }
15.  
16.     private float GetInputAxis(string axisName)
17.     {
18.         return !_freeLookActive ? 0 : Input.GetAxis(axisName == "Mouse Y" ? "Mouse Y" : "Mouse X");
19.     }
20. }

Any clever ideas on how I can limit this to when I use a mouse? Since I need the Axis name for mouse and gamepad input to be the same.

 

I'm still learning these things myself, so forgive me in advance but do the Axis names have to have the same name actually?

I would think you could have the mouse ones and the joy ones separate and then have an if() test to recognize if it were the joysticks input and then do it's own separate return minus the FreeLookActive. Then as an else use the mouse statement you have already that checks the mouse.

I suppose this only works if someone isn't using a mouse and joystick both at the same time, but that seems pretty unlikely in normal instances.

 

Yes, this is what I ended up doing