Tweaks the logic to how the editor handles toggling and setting of camera modes to behave more consistently,#1738
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Azaezel merged 1 commit intoMay 16, 2026
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…mera modes to behave more consistently, allow for initializing the camera into another mode(like 3rd person), and properly toggling back and forth between the standard cam and whatever the other last camera mode was. Also adds callbacks so gamemodes/modules can provide custom camera modes. This gives more control and integration of specialty camera types so it doesn't have to fight the editor's handling of camera modes/toggles.
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Allow for initializing the camera into another mode(like 3rd person), and properly toggling back and forth between the standard cam and whatever the other last camera mode was.
Also adds callbacks so gamemodes/modules can provide custom camera modes. This gives more control and integration of specialty camera types so it doesn't have to fight the editor's handling of camera modes/toggles.