# Player Camera

Like in any project, we first need to give the player a given perspective of the game world and potentially movement capabilities for the camera.

If you already have a camera set up, then you can **skip this step** an go to the next page.

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You can use the demonstration controller by adding the `CameraController` component to the camera game object.

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You can also use the [**Player Spectator**](https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/input-management/player-spectator-camera-208839) camera package, supports Legacy and New input systems. Simply import and configure the camera controls (using Unity's old or new input system):

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{% tab title="Custom" %}
Or you always can add **your own script** for controlling the camera movement :muscle:
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