Okachu Active member Joined May 16, 2024 Messages 296 Solutions 1 Reactions 99 Sep 23, 2024 #1 Sometimes I'm lagging out of my scene and ending in the nowhere far away. Is there an easy way to find back there?
Sometimes I'm lagging out of my scene and ending in the nowhere far away. Is there an easy way to find back there?
Solution everlaster Sep 23, 2024 Try playing around with these: Or you can put Spawn Point somewhere in the scene and trigger it to move yourself to it.
Try playing around with these: Or you can put Spawn Point somewhere in the scene and trigger it to move yourself to it.
everlaster Well-known member Featured Contributor Joined Aug 9, 2020 Messages 696 Solutions 15 Reactions 3,535 Sep 23, 2024 #2 Try playing around with these: Or you can put Spawn Point somewhere in the scene and trigger it to move yourself to it. Upvote 0 Solution
Try playing around with these: Or you can put Spawn Point somewhere in the scene and trigger it to move yourself to it.
Okachu Active member Joined May 16, 2024 Messages 296 Solutions 1 Reactions 99 Sep 23, 2024 #3 everlaster said: Try playing around with these: View attachment 412401 Or you can put Spawn Point somewhere in the scene and trigger it to move yourself to it. Click to expand... Ok, I will try this. I was using tab and focus selected or something else to freeroaming back. This is looking easier , thx. Upvote 0
everlaster said: Try playing around with these: View attachment 412401 Or you can put Spawn Point somewhere in the scene and trigger it to move yourself to it. Click to expand... Ok, I will try this. I was using tab and focus selected or something else to freeroaming back. This is looking easier , thx.
hazmhox Moderator Featured Contributor Joined Jun 1, 2020 Messages 2,859 Solutions 101 Reactions 9,036 Sep 24, 2024 #4 The best "shortcut" for that is to select something and hit "F", it's the default "Focus" button of Unity (and a lot of engines editors). Upvote 0
The best "shortcut" for that is to select something and hit "F", it's the default "Focus" button of Unity (and a lot of engines editors).