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Unity Top Down Keyboard and Mouse Inputs with Input Manager - Tutorial

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We will use Unity's Input Manager to access Keyboard and Mouse Inputs. We will move our Player with the Arrow Keys, Aim with the Mouse, and Fire with the Mouse button. This way we will have multiple Input options to play our Top Down Archery Game. We will also build our game to be able to play it in a full screen mode. To fix a few issues, I will show you how to lock and hide the Cursor in Unity.

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