Objective: Use the dolly to track your camera You will notice that we have a Dolly Camera with Track and a Dolly Track with Cart.

Objective: Discuss the ClearShot camera in cinemachine The ClearShot camera is intended to have an intelligent way of cycling through cameras based on the visibility of our object. To demonstrate this, I will first add a couple walls into my scene.

Objective: Discuss cinemachines state driven camera A state driven camera is a camera that changes the camera dependent on the animation state of your character or object. This can be useful for several instances. …

Objective: Discuss the Blended List Camera The Blended List Camera allows us to swap between virtual cameras based on a time sequence. First, let’s add the Blended List Camera. …

Objective: Discuss the Free Look Camera within cinemachine Up until this point, we discussed everything within the virtual camera. Now, we will venture out of the virtual camera and discuss the other cameras within cinemachine; starting with the Free Look Camera. The Free Look Camera is similar to the Orbital…

Objective: Familiarize ourselves with the post processing extension Cinemachine allows us to use different post processing profiles based on the camera we are using. First, we need to make sure Post Processing is installed within our project.

Objective: Shaking the camera when colliding into object I am going to create a collision between two objects and I will initiate a trigger to create a camera shake. First, within the Package Manager I am going to import the First Person Character Controller which I have previously downloaded. …

Objective: Using the impulse listener extension to create camera shake The cinemachine impulse listener is a system that will listen to a specific type of noise that will playback this noise at an interval we will set. First, let’s add the Cinemachine Impulse Listener.

Objective: Create an extension to allow us to use storyboards as reference In this article, I will discuss how we can use the storyboard extension within cinemachine. This will allow us to use the storyboard as a reference, in order to make the direction of our scene more seamless. First, add the Storyboard extension within cinemachine.