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Remember, you must not be detected while infiltrating the building. Use your fiber optic camera to locate guards and help keep yourself out of sight!
―SAS Operative, Building Recon

The Fiber optic camera is a piece of equipment available in Condition Zero: Deleted Scenes, used to view an area beyond a barrier without being seen by enemy forces.

Overview[]

It can only be used in fiber optic camera zones. Most of the time, it shares the same area with the stealth zone, thus allowing the player to monitor a specific area without the risk of being spotted by enemies.

Use[]

  • Once you reach a fiber optic camera zone, the fiber optic camera zone icon will appear. Select your fiber optic camera, then press your primary fire (MOUSE 1 by default) to view the area without being noticed by the enemy. You can press the primary fire again to stop viewing the area.
  • While viewing with the camera you can press your secondary fire (MOUSE 2 by default) to zoom in. Press your secondary fire again to zoom out.

Appearance[]

  • In the Counter-Terrorist Training Center, it is used to demonstrate how the device works and eventually, to bypass an enemy.
  • In the mission Lost Cause, it is used to locate the German hostages.
  • In the mission Building Recon, it is used to see areas with patrolling terrorists so the player can bypass them without being spotted.
  • In the mission Miami Heat, it is used to observe the patrolling terrorist to determine when the player can go through the area undetected.

Trivia[]

  • The database file name for this weapon is focamera.
  • The room that Fiber optic camera surveys sometimes does not exist on the map, such as crew quarters in Building Recon.
  • On the upper right of this equipment model, the words "Ritual Entertainment" can be seen.
    • The screen appears to have the Windows 98 theme.
  • Although the item is able to view the player, no model can be seen as it was never meant to be visible anyway.

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