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Expand Up @@ -45,6 +45,30 @@ Settings for the editor's camera controls:
- **Fly Speed**: Movement speed when flying (default: 10).
- **Fly X/Y Sensitivity**: Mouse sensitivity for camera rotation (default: 0.2).

#### Tuning camera movement
If the viewport camera feels too fast, too slow, or difficult to aim, start by
adjusting these values before changing project content or input devices:

1. Open the Settings workspace from the main editor menu.
2. Select **Editor Settings** in the left panel.
3. Find the **Camera** group.
4. Lower **Fly Speed** when the camera jumps past small objects or when working
on tightly scaled scenes.
5. Raise **Fly Speed** when navigating large stages, terrain, or imported meshes.
6. Lower **Fly X/Y Sensitivity** when small mouse movements rotate the viewport
too aggressively.
7. Raise **Fly X/Y Sensitivity** when the viewport requires excessive mouse
movement to turn.
8. Use **Zoom Speed** to tune scroll-wheel and zoom-drag behavior separately
from free-flight movement.
9. Close the Settings workspace after editing; editor settings are saved when
the workspace closes.

For repeatable troubleshooting, change one camera value at a time and relaunch
or reopen the editor workspace if the current viewport still feels stale. This
makes it easier to distinguish a persisted editor preference from a scene scale,
mouse DPI, or platform input issue.

### Snapping
Grid snapping increments for precise placement:

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