The left and right hall lights are used to check for Bonnie and Chica when they try to enter the office from the doorways. Now, you're back in full view of the office. When you're done using the monitor, scroll down to the double arrows at the bottom of the screen again to put it away. You can switch to a different camera feed at any time. To view any of these camera feeds, simply click on the one you want to see. The camera feeds are labeled with numbers and letters, and the monitor will display the name of the currently selected camera feed at the top of the map. This map has clickable boxes that represent the camera feeds of all the rooms. You'll see a mini-map of the entire building on the right side of the monitor screen. Now, you have access to all the cameras in the building. To activate the monitor, simply scroll down to the giant rectangle with the double arrows at the bottom of the screen. It can also be used to prevent Freddy and Foxy from moving. The monitor is used to watch the animatronics' movements throughout the restaurant. To pan to the right, move the mouse to the right. To pan to the left side of the office, move the mouse towards the left of the screen. The mouse is responsible for all inputs in the game, from controlling the player's view to using the door controls to checking the cameras. Your tools for that are the monitor, the doors, the hall lights, the power indicator, the clock, and a pair of good ears. You can't fight the animatronics, but you can ward them off. In the overall scheme of things, the camera system has a minimal role in the plot of Sister Location.The game's mechanics are simple to learn. In Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location, the custom night brings back the old camera system. Main article: Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location The cameras are also the only way to deter Springtrap with the noise mechanic.įive Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location The second monitors the vents, showing Springtrap as he uses the ventilation as a weapon against you. One monitors the main attraction, showing Springtrap's movement throughout the location. Unlike the two previous games, the cameras of FNaF 3 have two layers. It is used to locate Springtrap as he moves around Fazbear's Fright. In the third installment of the Five Nights at Freddy's series, the camera system is again an important mechanic. You can also toggle on and off the building lights through the cameras.

On CAM 11, you can access the Music Box feature. Along with the new animatronics FNaF 2 has to offer, there is also new additions to the camera system. In the second installment, the camera system is again an integral game mechanic. You can also find hidden easter eggs through cameras. In the first installment, the camera system is an extremely importent mechanic, being the only way to track the animatronics other than the sound of their footsteps.

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