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What to do if you accidentally set an object as a camera?
If you accidentally set an object as camera (CtrlNumpad 0 will do that) You have two options to reset the camera back to the “active camera”. In properties windows/scene select your camera as “camera”. Or on the 3D layout select the camera and press CtrlNumpad 0 (or use the menu: View->Cameras->Select_Active_Object_as_Camera)
Why is my object not in camera Persp?
One more thing: when I click 0 on keyboard I’m not in camera persp, but in object as camera, it looks like invisible layer, I don’t know how to undo this, and be in camera persp again. Does anybody have any idea how to fix this? Zoom out or select a camera from the outliner and press Ctrl Numpad 0. Highly active question.
How can I make the camera look at another object?
If you decide to use another object as a target for the camera to look at, you can use the Object Constraints. To do this: Select the camera. Shift -select the target. Press Ctrl T and select Track To or Damped Track To. You can modify the new constraint in the camera’s Constraints panel, for example, to animate the influence.
How to hide the distance between the GameObject and the camera?
Another solution is to check the distance between the camera and the GameObject you want to hide with Vector3.Distance, then hide it by disable the Renderer by making Renderer.enabled to false. Below is a complete working code for this method.
Why do objects disappear when looking through camera?
Select your Camera, go to the Camera Data tab and check the End value of your Clipping Range. One possibility is that you are not rendering or viewing all of your layers. According the the posted image, the are several layers with images that aren’t visible.
How to get object to appear in scene view?
To test if this is the case, hit play and when the object is supposed to be in view, hit pause. Select the camera from the hierarchy and try altering the clipping planes – “Near” and “Far” properties from the inspector.