When a scene-forced/fixed camera (e.g. the Spirit Temple boulder-room alcoves, CAM_SET_PREREND_FIXED / Camera_Fixed3) drives the view, the Free Look angles in play->camX/camY are left untouched while manualCamera stays set. On exit, Camera_Free resumed from those stale pre-alcove angles, so the camera snapped/reversed instead of following the player out. This does NOT change the forced-camera behavior: the alcove still clamps exactly as the game intends. It only fixes the hand-off back to Free Look: when Camera_Free resumes after another camera function drove the previous frame (detected via a frame-number gap), the free-look yaw/pitch are re-seeded from the camera's current orientation so the view continues from where it was left. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(camera): let free look release the door peek camera After walking through a door, the door camera (CAM_SET_DOORC) held the view and only handed control back once the player moved or pressed a button, so the right stick did nothing until then. With free look the camera appeared frozen after every door. Treat right-stick movement as a release condition too, using the same stick threshold as free-look activation. * refactor(camera): move door-cam free-look release to a VB_SHOULD hook Reimplements the door peek camera free-look release as a vanilla-behavior hook instead of inline logic in z_camera.c, keeping the decomp file close to upstream. - Add VB_RELEASE_DOORC_CAMERA wrapping the existing Camera_Special9 release condition; the vanilla button/xzSpeed expression is left untouched. - Move the right-stick / free-look threshold logic into a new enhancement, FreeLookDoorCamRelease.cpp, registered with COND_VB_SHOULD and gated on FreeLook.Enabled so the hook only exists while Free Look is on. Behavior is unchanged from the previous fix; this only relocates the logic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Free Look pinned the camera to the fixed "Camera Distance" setting, so it never pulled in or out the way the vanilla camera does for the current situation. Add an opt-in "Follow Default Camera Distance" setting (FreeLook.UseGameDistance) that uses the game's per-mode default distance instead. The fixed distance slider is hidden while it is enabled. Closes #4050 Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pointed out by Evangelia, cause of discrepancy in crawlspace glitch * [Console](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_tFHeEvXI0) * [SoH](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u3TzbdUr3c)