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John C Hills

John C Hills

2D Cameras Using Virtual Cameras

Using Cinemachine to Create 2D Cameras

Aug 28, 2023

2D Cameras Using Virtual Cameras

Aug 28, 2023

John C Hills

Keeping All Objects in View in Unity

A Target Group Camera Overview

Aug 27, 2023

Keeping All Objects in View in Unity

Aug 27, 2023

John C Hills

How to Dolly/Track a Camera in Unity

A Brief Overview of Dolly Camera with Track and Dolly Track with Cart

Jul 28, 2023

How to Dolly/Track a Camera in Unity

Jul 28, 2023

John C Hills

Intelligent Camera Switching Using ClearShot Cameras

Cycling Through Cameras Based on Object Visibility

Jul 24, 2023

Intelligent Camera Switching Using ClearShot Cameras

Jul 24, 2023

John C Hills

Switching Cameras Based on Animation States

From Idle to Aim

Jul 19, 2023

Switching Cameras Based on Animation States

Jul 19, 2023

John C Hills

Automatic Animations Using Blend List Cameras

Security Camera Example

Jul 14, 2023

Automatic Animations Using Blend List Cameras

Jul 14, 2023

John C Hills

Slick Orbital Camera Movements using Free Look Cameras

What is a Free Look Camera?

Jul 11, 2023

Slick Orbital Camera Movements using Free Look Cameras

Jul 11, 2023

John C Hills

How to Add Custom Post Processing Profiles to Individual Cameras

Lights! Camera! Action!

Jul 10, 2023

How to Add Custom Post Processing Profiles to Individual Cameras

Jul 10, 2023

John C Hills

Making Camera Shake using Impulse Listener Extensions

Within Unity Editor, make sure you have both a Plane and a Capsule in your scene. Add a Virtual Camera. If you are not sure how to do this…

Jul 6, 2023

Making Camera Shake using Impulse Listener Extensions

Jul 6, 2023

John C Hills

Using Storyboards as Reference in Virtual Cameras

As stated by @Al Heck at @GameDevHQ, “The Cinemachine storyboard is a great way to reference your storyboard images and have it as almost…

Jul 5, 2023

Using Storyboards as Reference in Virtual Cameras

Jul 5, 2023

John C Hills

John C Hills

I was a Naval Nuclear Machinist, owned a PC tech business for 2+ decades, own ByteString Studio Games, and started designing games on the Commodore 64 in 1984.

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