Changelog

1.3.5

Fixed a bug in third-person (TP) mode where the camera height was doubly subtracted due to parent-child hierarchy displacement, which caused the view to drop excessively low or clip beneath the ground when crouching or crawling under low obstacles.

Fixed a bug in first-person (FP) mode where the camera height did not lower during crouching or crawling under low ceilings and obstacles.

Refined camera collision smoothing so camera pulls in quickly when obstructed but returns back out smoothly.
Fixed EnemyOnScreen detection being bypassed in third-person camera override mode, enabling screen-triggered enemy behavior.
Fixed local third-person grabber and flashlight arm raising poses so the character model arms correctly reach forward.

Fixed third-person grabbing being able to target objects between the camera and the character.
Fixed third-person held objects reacting to camera collision pull-in when the view is pushed closer by walls or obstacles.
Fixed Head Grabber puke direction in third-person so it follows the character body direction instead of the camera crosshair.
Reduced held-object wobble when the third-person camera is obstructed by separating grab logic from visual camera collision and animated head/hand look targets.
Fixed local third-person flashlight aiming so the flashlight model, light cone, and left-arm pose stay synchronized.
Fixed third-person grabber/flashlight arm poses so the local model visibly reaches forward while grabbing or using the flashlight.
Fixed custom-player-model compatibility so local third-person facing fixes are not applied to every player in multiplayer.
Disabled noisy periodic camera snapshot logs during normal play.
Adjusted grab debug visuals so the yellow helper ray starts from the visible character body while gameplay grabbing remains driven by the crosshair path.
Kept the v1.3.0 permanent shoulder-camera behavior and original flashlight behavior.

Made third-person use a permanent right-shoulder camera.
Removed grab-only shoulder camera transitions to avoid camera/aim state issues while grabbing.
Fixed third-person grab distance so initial/max grab distance is based on the character/head origin instead of the shoulder camera.
Fixed grabbed objects being pulled directly into the camera on grab start.
Improved third-person crosshair selection while preserving character-origin grabbing.
Changed camera collision pull-in so obstruction compression collapses toward the character head.
Fixed FP/TP crosshair synchronization when toggling perspective.
Changed the true third-person grab origin to the local player head center.
Fixed stale body facing when switching back to third-person after rotating in first-person.
Added visible grab debug rays/points with state colors.
Added third-person map/tablet overlay support.
Disabled near-camera local body fade/outline behavior by default.
Improved custom local player model visibility and compatibility.
Added bug report and source-code links through GitHub.

Added camera-relative action movement on top of the native third-person camera path.
Reworked root rotation handling so A, S, and D no longer shake, fling, or snap incorrectly.
Moved third-person camera updates to LateUpdate only to remove local player jitter while rotating the camera.
Added smoother visible body turning for better-looking third-person movement.
Fixed broken third-person recovery after death, restart, or entering a new run.
Improved local custom-model compatibility for visible third-person player models.
Changed right mouse button behavior so the character can face the crosshair direction for flashlight aiming.
Removed old experimental ghosting-related config options from the public config.

Improved grab and interaction alignment when using adjusted third-person offsets.
Selection now targets the rendered camera center while keeping the interaction origin on the avatar.

Rebuilt the Thunderstore package with the latest third-person camera code.
Preserved the existing package name, dependency, config keys, and client-side behavior.