Pinch to Zoom and Panning on Mobile in Unity 

just use an if statement if the camera has gotten to a particular position don't move.

Lol 😂 that’s where the real problem is

I wrote a condition to use the touchStart as the limit try see if it works for u

Or just clamp the movement with Mathf.Clamp or Vector3.clampManitude see wat works for u

@@ebmpingu We can hope he found his answer in the past 2 years😅

You might find this video helpful: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ailbszpt_AI.html

Im having the same problem, did you manage to solve this?

@@EpicSqu1rrel Yes I did manage to solve this. But I used a different script. gist.github.com/bhupiister/dcdde0a6618fd847ed31824595604ed0

I have created two methods to disable and enable the script DeselectScript() SelectScript(), if you find it difficult to understand, you leave me a msg on git or here as well.

@@bhupiistersingh4097 thanks for the reply! I'll have a look at this asap :)

@@bhupiistersingh4097 Thats a brilliant script and works amazing for what i need! Ive added a clamp on the zoom though. // added new vars [Header("Zoom Level")] [Tooltip("Min and Max zoom levels")] public float zoomOutMin = 8; public float zoomOutMax = 18; // and changed this line to show clamping cam.orthographicSize = Mathf.Clamp(Mathf.Max(0.1f, cam.orthographicSize * oldDistance / newDistance), zoomOutMin, zoomOutMax); Again, thank you for this script! :)

Probably be too late but here is how. Camera.main.transform.position = new Vector3 ( Mathf.Clamp( Camera.main.transform.position.x, -2f, 2f), Camera.main.transform.position.y, Camera.main.transform.position.z );

@@Luka-cr2ks Never! Thank you!

It's the same thing. But if you don't want to mess with camera, you can use your desired UI element to scale to zoom in and out.

I was in simulate mode for mobile view, switched that back to free aspect and now scroll works. Guess that intentionally or unintentionally messes with inputs.

Multiply increment by a float value

If you (or anyone reading this) still need a clearer explanation, this may help: add a public float under your zoomOutMax variable declaration, something like this: *public float zoomSpeed = 10f;* Then change the last line by multiplying the _increment_ by your float value: *Camera.main.orthographicSize = Mathf.Clamp(Camera.main.orthographicSize - increment * zoomSpeed, zoomOutMin, zoomOutMax);*

@@FlashPaperGrind thank you!

Thanks! You saved my day!👍👍👍

it doesn't work with the pan zoom🙁🙁

What specifically are you trying to learn?

Azman Barraquias that’s what the video is for :)

It works bud, you just might be using the wrong camera type. This video is for Orthographic cameras. For perspective cameras, you should watch my other video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4_HUlAFlxwU.html

Oh, nope, my bad. I created a new camera and left the Main Camera tag off so Camera.main doesn't work. Fixed now.