Camera modes

camera modes define how users navigate through your 3d world as a creator, you select the camera system that best fits your scene’s purpose—whether it’s an interactive shopping experience, a virtual showroom, or a curated guided tour ℹ️ access camera mode settings you can configure the camera modes via the settings entity on the hierarchy tab of your scene what are camera modes? ⚠️ guided camera mode is in development this feature is not yet available in napster 3d studio it will be introduced in a future update camera modes let you control how visitors explore your scene follow mode gives users free control to move around a space, like browsing a virtual store or product gallery guided mode leads users through predefined points, ideal for showcasing collections, campaigns, or storytelling by choosing the right mode, you can create smooth and intentional user journeys that match your business goals available camera modes the following camera modes are available in napster 3d studio follow mode lets users freely explore the scene with direct camera control key features supports first person , third person , and top down perspectives adjustable camera angles, distances, and control schemes ideal for immersive showrooms, interactive product displays, or spaces where visitors navigate freely 👉 see follow camera mode for setup instructions guided mode provides a curated experience where users move along predefined paths between points of interest (pois) key features users navigate via hot spots placed in the editor supports smooth scrolling or tap to travel transitions perfect for virtual tours, storytelling, and product highlights where you want to control the perspective 👉 see guided camera mode for setup instructions how to configure camera modes you can configure camera modes from the settings entity in your scene locate the hierarchy panel on your main scene click on the settings entity to display its options in the properties panel scroll down to camera settings select either follow or guided under camera mode the default values for the selected camera mode are optimized for most scenes you can adjust properties to refine the experience for your audience configure any additional camera options depending on your selection testing your camera mode use the preview option in the viewport panel docid\ alffpqujsgvq859yqlpoh to test your scene’s camera mode and ensure it creates the intended user experience adjust settings as needed to guide visitors effectively through your world