Camera Modes

Your Ultimate RPG System comes with 3 ready to use camera modes, giving players full control over how they experience your game.

• How It Works?

You only need to call one function:

Chosecamera

📝 Steps:

Open your Player Character Blueprint
Call the function ChooseCamera
Select the desired camera type from the drop down menu
Compile & Play your camera system is ready!

• Auto Depth Of Field

This system automatically adjusts focus based on what the player is looking at, keeping the target sharp while softly blurring the background.

DOF

How It Works

Automatically detects the object or character in the player’s view.
Dynamically adjusts the camera’s focus distance in real time.
Creates a smooth, cinematic depth of field effect without manual setup.

Blured&Focused

• Camera Overlap

Third-Person & Top-Down View:

A material with dynamic fading is applied. The material becomes partially transparent when the camera overlaps with the player’s mesh, improving visibility in close quarters.

First-Person View:

A separate material is applied, ensuring the player sees full detail with no fading.

DifMat

Smoothly adjusts material opacity in TPP/Top-Down view when the camera is close.

• Camera FOV

The Ultimate RPG Template includes a dynamic Field of View (FOV) system that enhances immersion by adjusting the camera FOV depending on player actions such as sprinting, crouching, or camera mode.

Sprinting:

When the player sprints, the FOV increases smoothly to give a more realistic sense of speed and momentum.
This transition is handled through a Timeline and Lerp function, blending between the default camera FOV and the sprint FOV.
Normal FOV = 90, Sprint FOV = 100