States refer to your character's current status — are they jumping, aiming, or running? Is the character alive or dead? These are all examples of things we can express through states, which are often mirrored through animation. By using Cinemachine, we can combine different elements to achieve multiple states that…

Cinemachine makes it extremely easy to add a full 2D view to your game by using the 2D Virtual Camera, which comes preset and ready to go with minimal tweaks needed. Objective: Learn how to add a 2D camera that will follow the player. This camera will make use of…

We’ve talked a lot about prioritizing individual objects into view, but what about when we want multiple objects? That brings us to the Target Group Camera. A Target Group Camera holds a list of objects that are utilized to know what to prioritize into view. This works the same as…

While I've previously discussed Virtual Cameras with Track Dolly Body settings, I want to go over Cinemachine’s Dolly Camera with Track and Dolly Track with Cart. The aforementioned virtual cameras are a more simplified way to achieve the Track Dolly behavior Essentially, both virtual cameras accomplish the same — they…

A clear shot Camera uses child cameras to determine the best shot of a given Look At target. By strategically placing child cameras in your scene, you can use the Clear shot camera to automatically alternate between them making sure to always prioritize the one with the best view. Objective…

The Cinemachine State-driven camera makes use of virtual child cameras to keep track of animation states and perform an action when a state change in the character’s animation is detected. As a result, you have the option to create highly responsive camera angles that answer to gameplay cues. …

The Blend List Camera is a virtual camera in Cinemachine that performs a sequence by blending or cutting between its different child cameras. This results in a smooth animation that can be used to cycle through different camera views. Let’s take a look at this in a practical example. Objective…

I previously discussed the orbital transposer used in regular Virtual Cameras inside Cinemachine, but now I want to go over something more sophisticated. …

Adding custom post-processing profiles per camera can come in handy when expressing unique camera views. This can either be a creative choice for eloquence or added touch, or it can simply be to represent different points of view such as shifting from our regular game camera to that of a…