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 ## Follow an object smoothly
 
-Adding the **Smooth Camera** [behavior](https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/behaviors#adding_a_behavior_to_an_object) to the character make the camera follow it automatically. The **Move camera closer** action can still be used to avoid a 1-frame delay.
+Adding the **Smooth Camera** [behavior](https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/behaviors#adding_a_behavior_to_an_object) to the character. The Smooth Camera's parameters such as "catch up" and "speed" can be modified to personalize the smoothness of the camera movement.
 
 !!! tip
 
     Learn [how to install new extensions](/gdevelop5/extensions/search) by following a step-by-step guide.
 
 
-## Move several layers together
+### Keep an object at the exact center of the screen
 
-Games can contain a lot of objects and using several layers is a good solution to organize a project. All layers (except for UI layers) should likely be moved the same way when a character is followed.
+To configure the camera to center on an object, go to the [event sheet](https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/events) and **add an Action** *(no need to set a Condition)* called **"Center the camera on an object"**.
 
-The [copy camera settings](https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/extensions/copy-camera-settings/) extension allows to copy a camera position to another one. The camera that follows the player can be copied to any other camera layers.
+Select the character that will be followed by the camera and check that the layer of the character is selected.
 
+The **Action** should look like this:
 
-## Keep an object at the exact center of the screen
+![](pasted/20230316-155732.png)
 
-To configure the camera to follow an object, go to the [event sheet](https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/events) and **add an Action** *(no need to set a Condition)* called **"Center the camera on an object"**.
+!!! tip
 
-After that, select the character that will be followed by the camera and check that the layer of the character is selected.
+    To get closer to the character with the camera (zoom-in), use the action **Move camera closer**.
 
-The **Action** should look like this:
 
-![](pasted/20230316-155732.png)
+### Follow an object with several cameras (layers)
+
+Games can contain a lot of objects. Using several layers is a way to keep a project organized, but also to manage camera movements. All layers (except for [UI layers](https://gdevelop-wiki-git-fork-lunimoon-patch-2-gdevelop.vercel.app/gdevelop5/tutorials/keep-ui-on-screen/)) should likely be moved the same way when a character is followed. *Read more on [how cameras and layers](https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/interface/scene-editor/layers-and-cameras/#dimensions-and-angle-of-the-camera) work.*
+
+To follow an object with different cameras (layers), install the [Copy camera settings](https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/extensions/copy-camera-settings/) extension. It allows to copy the camera's position to any other camera, including the camera that follows the player.
+
 
 
-## Make a custom camera following
+## Make a custom camera following (advanced)
 
-To add camera inertia and a smoother transition watch [this video tutorial](https://youtu.be/yUNisggNh7s?t=84) to learn how to use the Camera Center positions on the X and Y axis, along with `lerp` expressions and formulas.
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+To add camera inertia and a smoother transition watch [this video tutorial](https://youtu.be/yUNisggNh7s?t=84) to learn how to use the Camera Center positions on the X and Y axis, along with `lerp` expressions and formulas.