in my game its very difficult to accuratly aim correctly heres why say u have a spacehip in the center of the screen now u wanna aim at the ball above u (on the screen) so nothing obscures the other now this ball can be closer to the camera than u or further away, obviously the further away it is the smaller it appears onscreen, simple. BUT if the ball is physically very close to the spaceship the onscreen size difference (perspective) between the ball being infront of the spaceship or being behind it is very small and in a fast action game its practically impossible to tell if youre aiming in the correct direction. how to fix this. A/use a larger FOV. though anything larger than 65degrees looks crap but this doesnt really solve the problem just diminishes it B/shadows. ok if youre close to the ground but when youre up in the air no use. C/automatically target balls in the vicinity (i do this already but its pretty messy) D/some method of letting the player know if an ball is closer to the camera than they are of not im looking into D. but how to express it? *draw lines from the player to the target *for each ball give its relative distance from the spaceship (WRT the camera) others? are there any existing games that solve the outlined problem ta zed