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Unlike most other areas of the game (which use a fixed perspective), in the Wild Area the player can control the camera using the right control stick. The player can also press the L button to automatically rotate the camera to match the direction the player is facing, and press the right stick in order to zoom out/in. These mechanics, as well as the weather and wild Pokémon mechanics, carry over to the [[Isle of Armor]] and [[Crown Tundra]]. | Unlike most other areas of the game (which use a fixed perspective), in the Wild Area the player can control the camera using the right control stick. The player can also press the L button to automatically rotate the camera to match the direction the player is facing, and press the right stick in order to zoom out/in. These mechanics, as well as the weather and wild Pokémon mechanics, carry over to the [[Isle of Armor]] and [[Crown Tundra]]. | ||
If the player moves left or right, the camera will also automatically rotate | If the player moves left or right, the camera will also automatically rotate towards the player's facing direction, allowing the player to indirectly affect the camera even if one-handed controls ("Casual Controls") are enabled in the [[Options]]. This means that, for example, holding directly right will cause the player to move in a clockwise circle (with a diameter about 12 steps across) instead of a straight line. (For comparison, the bridge across Lake Axewell is about 20 steps long.) | ||
When entering the Wild Area from [[Motostoke]], the camera will automatically face forwards (south), but when entering the Wild Area from the [[Wild Area Station]], the camera will automatically face north (even though the station's exit faces west). | When entering the Wild Area from [[Motostoke]], the camera will automatically face forwards (south), but when entering the Wild Area from the [[Wild Area Station]], the camera will automatically face north (even though the station's exit faces west). |
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