Answer by Cinder

Probes are now viable but still a bit meh in some conceptual ways. to get it to work as a mirror I used this script: var plane : GameObject; var character : GameObject; var offset : float; var directionFaced : Direction; function Update () { if(directionFaced == Direction.X){ offset = (plane.transform.position.x - character.transform.position.x); transform.position.x = plane.transform.position.x + offset; transform.position.y = character.transform.position.y; transform.position.z = character.transform.position.z; } if(directionFaced == Direction.Y){ offset = (plane.transform.position.y - character.transform.position.y); transform.position.x = character.transform.position.x; transform.position.y = plane.transform.position.y + offset; transform.position.z = character.transform.position.z; } if(directionFaced == Direction.Z){ offset = (plane.transform.position.z - character.transform.position.z); transform.position.x = character.transform.position.x; transform.position.y = character.transform.position.y; transform.position.z = plane.transform.position.z + offset; } } //makes the possible directions public enum Direction{ X,Y,Z } With the variable "plane" being the mirror surface and the "character" being the player's camera. There's a few other things I had to do to make this actually work and I go into step by step detail [in the video here][1]. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmwfMpf499U