TriggerBoundaries not working as I expected

[Luigi]

Hello, here is my problem:
I am trying to define rooms based scrolling using numeric boundaries 
the first trigger works but, when it should collide with the second trigger the camera won't move.
   
let me specify that I am using Platformer PRO too, that relies on layers to function.
Any suggestion?

[Luís Pedro Fonseca]

Hi Luigi,

The TriggerBoundaries is not ideal for these situations. You probably want to use the Rooms extension: www.procamera2d.com/user-guide/extension-rooms/

ProCamera2D should work perfectly fine with Platformer Pro, like with any other plugin that doesn't interfere with cameras.

[Luigi]

I need to show even a little of the adjacent rooms, not something like the old Zeldas. Is it possible do play it someway?

[Luís Pedro Fonseca]

In that case the easiest way is to turn off "Automatic Room Activation" on the Rooms extension. And then you can manually switch between rooms using the "EnterRoom" method.

This way you can build overlapping rooms.

[Luigi]

I'll work it out and post asap, thankyou Luis!

[Luigi]

Sorry to ask again: I'm trying to write something easy like this
if (GetCurrentRoom(v) == 0) EnterRoom (1);
but I really could not find anywhere the correct hierarchy to access to those methods.
I can't find it under ProCamera2D.Instance, searched even on the old thread in unity forum.

[Luís Pedro Fonseca]

luigi, it seems you're lacking some fundamental knowledge on how component access works in Unity. You need to access a component before trying to call its methods.

The "ProCamera2D.Instance" is a static variable and it gives you access to the core component. To get an extension you need to do something like:

var myRoomsExtension = ProCamera2D.Instance.GetComponent<ProCamera2DRooms>();

And only then you can call the methods using the variable of the rooms extension you just created.

[Luigi]

Yep, I'm new to Unity so thankyou for the help, it's always welcome.
I did believe that those methods were static but it make sense they arent, being rooms an extension of the core.
Let me express another doubt: is there a way to move the camera to a vector point with a smooth movement?

[Luís Pedro Fonseca]

There a few methods to achieve that, but the easiest option is to create an empty GameObject at that location and add it as a camera target.

[Luigi]

Targets are perfect