If you mean the player and ONLY the player (not P2), then i'm afraid I don't exactly know. But in general, the camera folllowing when either P1 or P2 is in the air is determined by both a combination of boundhigh and verticalfollow.

You'll want to set the boundhigh in correlation to how tall your stage is (typically you wanna fiddle with the value till when you jump, it stops at the very edge of the BG), and vertical follow's value determines how far the camera will follow the character.

A typical average verticalfollow setting is .75. You can ofc set it higher or lower.

For example, in the gif below, the values are as follows

Code:

boundhigh = -110 
verticalfollow = 0.5	

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In this next gif, i upped them to the following values

Code:

boundhigh = -150 
verticalfollow = 0.75

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Notice how when i upped the boundhigh & verticalfollow, when using a move that moves the characters upwards, it goes past the whole BG and shows a black BG. You'll want to fiddle with the values till you find what works. Typically, how far you can possibly go till u hit the border. Note, you don't always have to change both together. You can just up the boundhigh if you think the verticalfollow is enough. When verticalfollow by itself is at 0, the camera will never follow either P1 or P2 when in the air.

Hope this helped, sorry if it wasn't exactly what you were looking for ^^;