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When I create a camera to make an overview over the game and apply it in-game it gets all blacky when I zoom too far out... is there a way of solving this problem?
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How far back are you going? Maps do that so then theres less lag, but a good JASS'er may be able to help (I can't JASS 
)...I'll check around WE to see...
)...I'll check around WE to see...
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hm far... approx 40 x 40 tiles viewable or smth
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No, I mean the distance as in 1000, 2000, etc. Still looking!
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ah
4000 exactly
4000 exactly
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Sorryy, I could not find a trigger like that (nor' anywhere else). Oh well...
Good lucky anyways...
Oh well...Good lucky anyways...
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well ty for trying if anybody else has any idea on how to solve the problem feel free to post it
if anybody else has any idea on how to solve the problem feel free to post it 
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It is the FarZ, it is how far you can see with the camera. If you have created a camera as an overview, open the camera palette. Select your camera. Right click the name and select "Rename". Then edit the "FarZ" option and make it higher so you can see the rest. Note that this can sometimes cause a tremendous amount of lag if there are too many moving objects and objects in general that the camera can capture on screen.
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