I am guessing that your character controllers are listening on user inputs and do not know if the character is actually active or not. In that case you can add a simple if-statement which checks if the character is currently active and should be moved / controlled or not.

For example you could check on the startCamera variable or define a flag in the controller script, which you turn on or off when you switch characters.

This is the new code, i renamed the charactercontrollers differently and used this in my camera switcher code

var camera1 : Camera; var camera2 : Camera; var camera3 : Camera; var camera4 : Camera;

var Tumble : MonoScript; var Blueboy : MonoScript;

public var startCamera : int = 1;

function Start () { camera1.enabled = true; camera2.enabled = true; camera3.enabled = false; camera4.enabled = false; startCamera = 1; Tumble.enabled = true; Blueboy.enabled = false; }

function Update () { if (Input.GetKeyDown ("c") && (startCamera == 1)) { startCamera = 3; camera1.enabled = false; camera2.enabled = false; camera3.enabled = true; camera4.enabled = true;

Tumble.enabled = false; Blueboy.enabled = true; }

else if (Input.GetKeyDown ("c") && (startCamera == 3)) { startCamera = 1; camera1.enabled = true; camera2.enabled = true; camera3.enabled = false; camera4.enabled = false;

Tumble.enabled = true; Blueboy.enabled = false; } }