Vite is just responsible for running the local server (and later bundling etc) - so it’s actually threejs/webgl 
But you’re right - it should probably not affect the camera (or the camera should log a warning if its scaled like that 
) will think about it
Ok !
And, in case, I tried the rotate example from the doc
It works gret, but I see the rotate on my navigator but not on the game view, is it normal ?
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In the Game View means in Unity?
Yeah I mean when I play it on unity it switchs on game view
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It’s normal because the component is empty
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That’s expected yes - we dont generate “fully functional” c# components from typescript but you can think of it as a shell so if you want to have it run in Unity AND in threejs you would have to write the logic twice (once in C# and once in typescript)
Hmmmm
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Okay
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exactly. It just contains the fields and the public methods so you can assign your values and references from Unity (and hook up functions via e.g. UnityEvents)
So I need to use my navigator as “game view” so
Okay, I note that
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Thanks for your patience
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Yes your browser becomes your gameview basically
Btw do you have a link / example of what you’re trying to build?
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It’s in same time a “simple project in unity” but a good challenge to translate it in typescript.
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Yes awesome and do you have any experience with typescript or are you getting started now?
Looking forward to the game 
I have basis ^^ I come from javascript I use Typescript only from weeks
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But for example, in Unity you used update to verify if a keyboard input is pressed and make an action
On Typescript… you used EventListener
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