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https://pastebin.com/tvT9dEyD

So in short

I want the camera to stop when it gets to the end of the screen (set by me), above is the code, but it doesn't work

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sorry but this makes no sense

so there are a few problems:

• the camera doesnt even have an collider so OnCollsion Events can't be triggered

• the bounds collider is set to trigger so that won't cause the Collision Event either even if the camera had an collider

i would recommend to use cinemachine for your camera system

https://youtu.be/xxshfe3yzqA

here is an good and short tutorial

after that you can create an empty gameobject attach your old movement script to it and set the cinemachine target to that gameobject

and also remove the collision part since cinemachine does boundaries and the rest

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
 
public class CameraMovement : MonoBehaviour
{
    public float mDelta = 10; // Pixels. The width border at the edge in which the movement work
    public float mSpeed = 3.0f; // Scale. Speed of the movement
 
 
    private Vector3 mForwardDirection; // What direction does our camera start looking at
    private Vector3 mRightDirection; // The inital "right" of the camera
    //private Vector3 mUpDirection : float mSpeed { get => mSpeed; set => mSpeed = value; }
 
    //Vector3; // The inital "up" of the camera
 
    void Start()
    {
        mForwardDirection = transform.forward;
        mRightDirection = transform.right;
        //mUpDirection = transform.up;
    }
 
    void Update()
    {
 
        // Check if on the right edge
        if (Input.mousePosition.x >= Screen.width - mDelta)
        {
            // Move the camera
            transform.position += mRightDirection * Time.deltaTime * mSpeed;
        }
 
 
        if (Input.mousePosition.x <= 0 + mDelta)
        {
            // Move the camera
            transform.position -= mRightDirection * Time.deltaTime * mSpeed;
        }
 
        Debug.Log(isTouching);
    }
}