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I would guess the issue with the player being at the bottom of the camera view could be solved by moving the camera view down by 1/2 of the vertical size of the camera view.
Additionally, if you haven't tried it yet, the 'Limit' tab in the camera settings might be able to stop the cameras movement without accessing its position at all.
**How to: Tech Support** To make sure you can be assisted quickly and without friction, it is vital to learn how to asks for help the right way. **Search for your question** Put the keywords of your problem into the search functions of this subreddit and the official forum. Considering the amount of people using the engine every day, there might already be a solution thread for you to look into first. **Include Details** Helpers need to know as much as possible about your problem. Try answering the following questions: - What are you trying to do? (show your node setup/code) - What is the expected result? - What is happening instead? (include any error messages) - What have you tried so far? **Respond to Helpers** Helpers often ask follow-up questions to better understand the problem. Ignoring them or responding "not relevant" is not the way to go. Even if it might seem unrelated to you, there is a high chance any answer will provide more context for the people that are trying to help you. **Have patience** Please don't expect people to immediately jump to your rescue. Community members spend their freetime on this sub, so it may take some time until someone comes around to answering your request for help. Good luck squashing those bugs! Further "reading": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBJg1v53QVA *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/godot) if you have any questions or concerns.*
I would guess the issue with the player being at the bottom of the camera view could be solved by moving the camera view down by 1/2 of the vertical size of the camera view. Additionally, if you haven't tried it yet, the 'Limit' tab in the camera settings might be able to stop the cameras movement without accessing its position at all.
It worked. Thank you. Fuck I feel so dumb.