This question was closed Apr 25, 2021 at 06:52 PM by wolodo for the following reason:

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Question by wolodo · Apr 26, 2021 at 08:56 PM · camera isometric

3D isometric camera in a city environment

Hi! How about this: you have 3D old GTA-like game in a city with tall buildings. But your camera is isometric. How do you deal with player/objects hidden behind buildings? Is there any ideal way? Make building blockings the view transparent? That might look bad. Include camera rotation? That would be probably hell for the player to control. Or change control scheme to RTS style + camera rotation? Or screw isometric camera and make it top down? Any ideas? Articles? Good examples of various solutions?

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Bunny83 · Apr 25, 2021 at 06:45 PM 1

Well, it's your game idea, so we don't know what your game should look like. Obviously an isometric view makes not much sense if you have tall buildings. Free rotating in isometric view is also not really recommended as it just feel wrong.

Since this is not really a question that has a clear answer and at the end you even try to bring up a discuccion / suggestions, I highly recommend you ask that on the Unity forum. UA is a Q&A site. Discussions, opinions or ssuggestions do not belong here.