answer:Here's a simple Unity script to smoothly move the camera between two positions with damping and fixed time of movement. ```csharp using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class CameraMover : MonoBehaviour { public Vector3 startPosition; public Vector3 endPosition; public float damping = 0.1f; public float fixedMoveTime = 2f; // seconds private float startTime; private bool isMoving = false; private Camera mainCamera; void Start() { mainCamera = Camera.main; } void Update() { if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Space)) { StartMoving(); } if (isMoving) { MoveCamera(); } } void StartMoving() { startTime = Time.time; isMoving = true; } void MoveCamera() { float t = (Time.time - startTime) / fixedMoveTime; if (t < 1f) { Vector3 newPosition = Vector3.Lerp(startPosition, endPosition, t * (2 - t) * damping); mainCamera.transform.position = newPosition; } else { // After reaching the destination isMoving = false; mainCamera.transform.position = endPosition; } } } ``` Attach this script to an empty GameObject and assign startPosition and endPosition vectors in the Inspector. You can adjust the damping and fixedMoveTime as well. Press the space key to start the movement between the two positions. The camera will move smoothly with the specified damping and time.

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answer:1. Shoutout to the dads who were there for every milestone, big or small, and cheered their kids on every step of the way. 2. A special thank you to the dads who never missed a game, recital, or parent-teacher conference. 3. Hats off to the dads who made time for their families despite their busy schedules, and always put their loved ones first. 4. Kudos to the dads who taught their kids valuable life skills and helped them grow into responsible, independent adults. 5. A nod to the dads who were tough when they needed to be, but soft-hearted when their kids needed a shoulder to cry on.

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