Cinemachine has a built-in virtual camera for state-driven animations, which makes our lives, as Unity Developers, easier! On to the demonstration, I have four states I would like to switch cameras to: Idle Running Aiming Player Death I created four Virtual Cameras for each state and set them up to…

Blend List Camera The blend list camera executes a sequence of blends or cuts among its child Virtual Cameras. It’s great for creating montages and security cameras! Down below is an example of a montage, recorded directly in Unity, using many Blend List cameras. Security Camera Setup Creating a Blend List Camera automatically creates a…

FreeLook Camera The FreeLook camera is a complete third-person camera solution! This virtual camera orbits around a target’s position specified by three separate camera rigs: Top, Middle, and Bottom.

Ever wonder how to have a camera shake effect? It’s very simple! Camera Shake Let’s set up a new virtual camera in our scene.

Let’s have a look at three virtual camera algorithms! 3rd Person Follow Algorithm

Let’s take a look into the unique type of Body settings in virtual Cameras! Body Algorithms There are six types of Body algorithms we can use in virtual cameras.

What are Look At and Body in Cinemachine? Let's take a look! Look At

Switch and zoom in on targets using C#! Objective Set up a virtual camera so it can track two targets by pressing the ‘R’ key. When pressing the “Space” key, decrement the Field of View from 60, 40, and 20. Reset the Field of View to 60 when less than 20. Targets

Want to know how to switch virtual cameras? Two Ways There are two ways to switch virtual cameras: Disabling Virtual Cameras Setting priorities to Virtual Cameras Disabling Virtual Cameras When multiple virtual cameras are in a scene, you can deactivate the active virtual camera to switch to another.