Making a Model move with the Mouse

What script are you using? You should be able to just parent the weapon to an object and the object will magically exert complete control over it.

The reason I feel this is happening is because you have the Camera at a certain height and rotation, and then the model at a different height and rotation without the Camera actually looking at the model.

I encountered situations like especially in rotation scripts where I would have a "camera look at" object, and when I would rotate the camera around the character, I would be too far from him on one side, and literally clipping through him on the other.

The best way to do this (well, only way that I know how, but that's not saying much) would be for you to make an empty game object child and attach that to the camera. Then directly "childing" the model to the empty GameObject should keep the rotation and orientation the same.

Basically, you want the center of the screen to have the empty object , and then the model will be a child of the game object, but offset as you like. That way while you're looking at the center of the screen, you will keep the gun's rotation the same.

using UnityEngine; using System.Collections;

/// /// This scripts is attached to the player and it /// causes the camera to continously follow the /// CameraHead object. ///

public class CameraFirstPerson : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour {

 //Variable Start
 
 private Camera myCamera;
 
 private Transform cameraHeadTransform;
 
 //Variables End
 
 
 // Use this for initialization
 void Start () {
 
      myCamera = Camera.main;
 
      cameraHeadTransform = transform.FindChild("CameraHead");
 }
 
 // Update is called once per frame
 
 //Void Update makes the Camera follow the player's cameraHeadTransform
 
 void Update () {
 
 
       myCamera.transform.position = cameraHeadTransform.position;
       myCamera.transform.rotation = cameraHeadTransform.rotation;
 }

}

This is the script I've been using for the camera to attach it to the "cameraHead", or the empty object. I got the idea from a tutorial:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nx82$$anonymous$$PPasOg

At 26:00 he explains the camera head. The problem is when I try to parent my musket to the Camera Head and want to scale the head to 0, 0, 0...the musket also gets really small. I thought this would solve the problem but nope :/ Im guessing that Im gonna need some kind of script on the musket because nothing seems to work. To Shingox: Thanks for the help, I'll try and adjust the changes just gotta fix somethign else first!