Can lua check for tori speed and continue on if it reaches a certain speed? We can make some sort of force script or something. idunnio

Actually, there is already an existing one. It will even auto-run after you run it the first time, along with any other selected scripts you want to run at the start of every session.

Attachments include the above script and instructions in a text file.

EDIT: Please delete this message, as this was in reply to much earlier request that was probably solved, unless you want to keep it on for future script users.

Does a script exist that allows more precise control of the camera? I'm thinking of one that works exactly like the stock free cam (2) but moves about a quarter as fast because it's incredibly annoying to position the camera perfectly when creating keyframes.

You could try this, this or this.

I don't think bezcam works any more due to the fact that many of the hotkeys are now taken up by new default ones

Expertcam looks good, however it doesn't look very user-friendly at the moment so while I think it could be useful I don't see myself using it any time soon as it might take a bit of practice

Tbh I'd rather just have a duplicate of the current freecam, but with say a slower speed or perhaps a slider to control the speed

This is more work than I thought it would be. Screw linear algebra.

Anyways, here is a script that lets you control the camera movement speed with a slider. Rotation speed isn't working yet so it's still the default speed.

Don't forget to switch into Free Cam mode (by pressing '2') when using the script.

Is it possible for you to make a more interactive and smarter "Challenge Uke"?

Yes it is but it's pretty much not allowed because it would be too easy to turn it into a bot.

There's a slight bug where pressing shift while adjusting the camera (wsad keys) will cause it to "stick" going in one direction until it's pressed again, but other than that it works fine.

Thanks for the help, though! I'll definitely be using this a bunch.

Thanks,for telling Core.
You put that in a nice and kind way.