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Question by umar43 · Dec 10, 2014 at 02:23 AM · camera-movementthird person controllerparallaxcurved path

Move player forward On a curve

I want to move player on curved wires attached with the poles. The same look as in the game http://www.miniclip.com/games/bug-on-a-wire/en/. I have images for poles and wires and I tried to move camera perspective camera towards forward direction and spawned poles and set the camera far clipping to render 2 poles. but it gives very odd look. I want to make same as in the link with having png images for wires and poles. Any one please help. its urgent. Your help will be appreciated! alt text ![alt text][3]

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Without using the controls and watching the character, you will see that the background rises and falls consistently. However, jumping just after crossing a pylon you will see that the ground continues to get closer, despite the character actually jumping up. So is the player on a curve at all?

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