Objective: using Dolly/Track to follow target. Dolly track is kind of a common used function in Cinemachine, and I’ve already have articles of using dolly into cutscene or using dolly cam to follow the target. However, dolly cam can also moving on track automatically by using Cart. This would create a…

Objective: using ClearShot Camera to create target-detecting camera system. As a gamer since 1997, which game series effected me the most is Resident Evil series, especially the first 2 titles of this whole series. One of the special feature of these 2 games is the fixed camera system.

Objective: using State-Driven Camera to switch between cameras. When adding animation to Player, you might wondering if there is a function that can make cameras switching based on animation states. Well, that is what State-Driven Camera do. In this tutorial, I would show you how this function work with animation…

Objective: using Blend List Camera creating camera animation flow. There is an function of Cinemachine that allows you to create an animation- or said “several continuous camera movement, to present a smooth camera movement. This is quite common using for cutscene or some realtime characters’ animation during gameplay. In this…

Objective: quick introduce of Free Look Cameras from Cinemachine Besides the basic transposer of follow function under virtual camera, there is another useful gameobject of Cinemachine that can do more than the Orbital Transposer. Behold the freer rotating camera setting: FreeLook Camera. Using FreeLook Camera First we need to add a new camera…

Objective: adding separate Post Processing Profiles to different cameras. Another biggest benefit of using Cinemachine virtual camera is you can adjust the effect of post processing separately without changing the core Post Profile again and again. To understand the basic function of Post Processing in Unity, simply check this article. …

Objective: using Impulse Listener Extension to create camera shake effect. There is another useful extension in Cinemachine can allow you to create the camera shake effect, which is quite common to use in games these days. Camera shake can provide a realistic feeling that would decrease the distance between players and…

Objective: importing storyboards as the reference of your game. When producing a project like TV series or movies, storyboards are useful that allow director and cinematographers to visualize their ideas into real things. As a game developer, you would need to learn this good tool to make your game view…

Objective: using Noise option from virtual camera to create unique camera effects. Hand-held of cinematic camera is a common way to present. This would show the audiences a nature, realistic way of the world and slightly home-video-like results could make the audiences closer to what is happening. In Unity, you…