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# In-event Movement

![In game movement screen](/files/J5VkoRqKqtdrLD8jeT2U)

### Game mode switch

<div align="center"><img src="/files/dybZCUCUXk2kc0FxnQse" alt="Gamemode toggle"></div>

There are two viewing modes, the first is **"Host POV",** being your avatar's point of view and the second is a **"Free camera"** that allows you to see the event from an external point of view.&#x20;

* **Host POV:** In Host Point Of View, it is possible to move and walk in first person in the scene.&#x20;
* The commands are:
  * **WASD** **Keys**: for the horizontal movements
  * **Shift (Left) Key:** To move faster.&#x20;
  * **Mouse:** To change the rotation of the View.
* **Free camera:** Questa opzione ti permette di muoverti liberamente con la telecamera, senza gravità e senza collidere con nulla.<br>

  The commands are:

  * **WASD** **Keys**: for the horizontal movements
  * **Shift (Left) Key:** To move faster.&#x20;
  * **Q Key:** To ascend.&#x20;
  * **E Key:** To descend .
  * **Mouse:** To change the rotation of the View.

{% hint style="info" %}
The keyboard shortcuts for the mode switch are **1 Key** and **2 Key**
{% endhint %}

### Game status switch

![Game status toggle](/files/QwtO9KtTdAw0Ghh4tOUK)

After selecting the **Game mode**, clicking on the button at the bottom right actually activates the movement that according to the game mode will be the control of the avatar or the free movement camera.

Press the **ESC key** at any time to exit this mode.


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