Is there a way to handle more than one Rail?

[koyu]

Is there any way to place multiple Rails?

We are working on a 2D scrolling game that is divided into multiple separate rooms as shown in the attached image.
It is not seamless, and the player switches screens when moving from one room to another.
We do not want the camera to bob up and down when the player jumps. So we want to use the Rails function, but as you can see, the rooms are divided into upper and lower sections, so we need more than two Rails.

Thank you in advance.

[Luís Pedro Fonseca]

koyu You should be able to have multiple Rails components on separate GameObjects and toggle them on/off as necessary. Let me know if that works for you!

[koyu]

Sorry for the late reply.

>multiple Rails components on separate GameObjects and toggle them on/off as necessary.

I'm sorry, but how exactly can this be achieved?
Please see the video.
I placed a child object that duplicates a Rails component on the camera object in the ProCamera sample scene.
I further duplicated the camera object.

However, only one white Rail handle is always displayed, and handles that are changed while one camera object is displayed are
applied to the other camera object.

How can I place more than one Rail?

---------------------------------------- Video to explain the situation

[koyu]

Is it possible to place more than one Rails function?
Please reply

[Luís Pedro Fonseca]

koyu Sorry I haven't found the time yet to reply. I'll need to create a repro project to see if what you're looking for is possible or not. I'll try to get it done this week.

[Luís Pedro Fonseca]

Hi koyu, I've looked into this and unfortunately it's currently not possible to have multiple Rails extensions. I'll need to work on an update to make it possible. I can't give you a time estimate but I'll try to put it on the next update.
Sorry for the inconvenience. Cheers

[koyu]

Noted.
I would be very happy to have any future updates.
Thanks for getting back to me.
Cheers.