07-24-2019, 09:29 AM
You are right - Offset does not help.
After some additional testing I think that with only changing the camera it is not possible to achieve the effect that you want.
So I would recommend you to fix the camera to look straight to the objects and then based on the object's y coordinate adjust the x any z position - so that object that are farther from the camera would have bigger x any z offsets from their initial position. But this would require to have a fixed camera. Actually, you could allow some smaller camera movements - you would need to manually handle the mouse events to do that and then based on the camera position change the direction into which the offset is set (offset based on the y value).
After some additional testing I think that with only changing the camera it is not possible to achieve the effect that you want.
So I would recommend you to fix the camera to look straight to the objects and then based on the object's y coordinate adjust the x any z position - so that object that are farther from the camera would have bigger x any z offsets from their initial position. But this would require to have a fixed camera. Actually, you could allow some smaller camera movements - you would need to manually handle the mouse events to do that and then based on the camera position change the direction into which the offset is set (offset based on the y value).
Andrej Benedik