A perspective camera has been added to a corridor scene in a fixed position. The view is clipping through the walls. What should be done to see only the interior of the corridor?

To effectively see only the interior of the corridor without walls clipping through, adjusting the camera's perspective can be crucial. Changing the camera to an orthographic view is particularly effective in this scenario because an orthographic camera does not have a perspective distortion. This means that objects will maintain their size regardless of their distance from the camera, which can help in viewing straight corridors without the walls appearing to extend inwards, potentially causing clipping.

Using an orthographic view helps ensure that the entirety of the corridor is visible without the perspective distortions that can create clipping issues. Instead of a field of view adjustment, which affects how wide the camera's view is and might still result in walls clipping depending on their distances, an orthographic view provides a straightforward solution for viewing confined linear spaces like corridors.