Hello, I was wondering how to prevent shift-locking through walls. There were previous discussions about it, but the only result was either disabling shift-locking or non-working code. Is there any trick or do I have to remake shift-lock in its entirety?
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There are scripts, available which removes shift-lock and adds a custom shift-lock and the camera pushes back if the player gets close to a wall with their camera. I don’t have any idea where to find this, instead I suggest making a custom shift-lock which is above the players head if you can’t find it.
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Remove shift lock and the ability to go in first person, easy.
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in my opinion is Make the walls thicker
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Nah, the whole walls seem transparent if you do that.
Maybe if you make the wall like many layers, each 1 stud thick, it’ll work.
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Remove shift lock and the ability to go in first person, easy.
No? People like myself use shift lock, and just removing first person isn’t a solution. This feels more like a bandage patch than anything else.
Nah, the whole walls seem transparent if you do that.
Maybe if you make the wall like many layers, each 1 stud thick, it’ll work.
This is a good idea, but it wont work because some walls are very thin, and I don’t want to mess around with the builds of others.
instead I suggest making a custom shift-lock which is above the players head if you can’t find it.
I’ll try this, thanks for the help! I’ll mark it as the solution so others can see it.
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That wouldn’t work instead you’d need to make
- The walls double edged (so the inside has an edge as well when you look in it)
- A smaller wall inside a bigger wall.
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