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# Top Down
For the TD view, you can choose one of 2 modes by clicking the **Lock Camera** checkbox in the **Controller** script.
### Lock Camera mode
| Value | Meaning |
| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Aim at Cursor** | If this checkbox is active, the character aims and shoots were the mouse cursor is pointing. If not, the character shoots always forward.
|
| **Body Rotation limits** | If Aim at Cursor parameter is active these limits are needed for the character's body rotation (if a player places the cursor too high or low, the character won't look there)
|
| **Sensitivity** | Mouse/gamepad/touch sensitivity |
### Unlock Camera mode
| Value | Meaning |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Always Aim** | If this feature is active, a character will always aim. If not, the character will aim when you press a button (like in the TP view)
|
| **Sensitivity** | Mouse/gamepad/touch sensitivity |
| **Smooth** | Camera smoothness |
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