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Smooth Parallax / Cursor follow (Origin Script)
   
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Age Rating: Everyone
Category: Asset
Asset Type: Script
Asset Genre: Post Processing
Script Type: Vec3
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2 Jun @ 6:22pm
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Smooth Parallax / Cursor follow (Origin Script)

Description
Plan to update since the attraction feature is not fully working.
Also plan to have a cursor follow toggle so you don't have to set it up.

Properties and Their Descriptions

active:

Type: Checkbox
Label: Enable
Default: true
Description: Toggles the parallax effect on or off.

maxDistanceX:

Type: Slider
Label: Max Distance X
Default: 100
Min: 0
Max: 1000
Description: Maximum distance the layer can move in the X direction.

maxDistanceY:

Type: Slider
Label: Max Distance Y
Default: 100
Min: 0
Max: 1000
Description: Maximum distance the layer can move in the Y direction.

distanceScale:

Type: Slider
Label: Mouse Influence
Default: 0.2
Min: 0
Max: 1
Description: Controls how much the mouse movement influences the layer's movement.

sensitivity:

Type: Slider
Label: Sensitivity
Default: 1
Min: 0
Max: 10
Description: Adjusts the sensitivity of the parallax effect to mouse movements.

delay:

Type: Slider
Label: Delay
Default: 0.2
Min: 0
Max: 1
Description: Controls the interpolation delay, affecting how quickly the layer responds to changes.

smoothing:

Type: Slider
Label: Smoothing
Default: 0.1
Min: 0
Max: 1
Description: Controls the smoothing factor for transitions, providing smoother movement.

reverseDirection:

Type: Checkbox
Label: Reverse Direction
Default: false
Description: Reverses the direction of the parallax effect.

attractionRadius:

Type: Slider
Label: Attraction Radius
Default: 200
Min: 0
Max: 1000
Description: Defines the radius within which the attraction effect is active.

attractionStrength:

Type: Slider
Label: Attraction Strength (-1 to 1)
Default: 0.5
Min: -1
Max: 1
Description: Controls the strength of the attraction effect. Positive values pull the layer towards the cursor, while negative values push it away.