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    This C# script allows a camera to follow a player object in the Unity game engine. The camera's position is updated each frame using Lerp to smoothly interpolate between its current position and a target position 10 units behind the player's z position, with movement based on elapsed time between frames at a speed of 100 units per second.

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    This C# script allows a camera to follow a player object in the Unity game engine. The camera's position is updated each frame using Lerp to smoothly interpolate between its current position and a target position 10 units behind the player's z position, with movement based on elapsed time between frames at a speed of 100 units per second.

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    Camerafollow: Using Using Using Public Class Public Void Lateupdate New

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    This C# script allows a camera to follow a player object in the Unity game engine. The camera's position is updated each frame using Lerp to smoothly interpolate between its current position and a target position 10 units behind the player's z position, with movement based on elapsed time between frames at a speed of 100 units per second.

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    using System.

    Collections;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using UnityEngine;

    public class CameraFollow : MonoBehaviour {

    public GameObject player;

    void LateUpdate () {
    gameObject.transform.position = Vector3.Lerp(gameObject.transform.position, new
    Vector3(0, gameObject.transform.position.y, player.gameObject.transform.position.z - 10),
    Time.deltaTime * 100);
    }
    }

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