If you use a virtual joystick, or touch interface, in a mobile environment, the screen rotates freely when you press an area other than the virtual joystick.
At first, I thought it was because “Prevent Recenter” was active, so I disabled it, but the same thing happened.
Next, I wondered if it was because “Interaction Size” was larger than “Visual Size,” so I tried to match the same value, but it remained the same.
I added an exception to the value because I thought it would be a big value, but the bound event was not called.
I checked with editors and mobile previews, and they don’t rotate when I press anything other than the fixed virtual joystick as I intended.
Regardless of my logic, it’s an issue where the screen rotates freely when you touch an area other than a virtual joystick only in a mobile packaged app.
If you don’t use the touch interface, the problem with the touch interface is certain, but I don’t know which program you need to modify to solve the problem.
I’ll be waiting for the reply. Thank you.