Overview of Cinemachine

Cinemachine Cameras

Cinemachine Dolly Cart and Track

The Cinemachine Brain

Introduction to Timeline - 2019.3

Creating Tracks and Sub-Tracks in Timeline

Challenge: Rocket Blast Off

Working with Activation Tracks - 2019.3

Challenge: Rocket Orbit

Controlling Animation and Components in Timeline

Starting Timeline Through a C# Script - 2019.3

Challenge: Rocket to Mars

Learn Live Submissions - Cutscenes & Trailers with Timeline & Cinemachine

Introduction to Timeline

Working with Activation Tracks

ULS_Cutscenes.zip

In this Learn Live, you will learn how to create a cinematic trailer for a space themed project. You will use Cinemachine and Timeline to control the trailer and learn how these tools allow for quick customization of assets. Learners will be able to choose from a variety of space assets to customize the trailer to their liking. 

Cutscenes and Trailers with Timeline and Cinemachine

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Add a new (and final) Timeline.

Set Up the ToMarsTimeline Camera Angles

This last exercise is a simple departure scene, as you set up a Virtual Camera pointing towards Mars, and the rocket quickly flies past you. 

Games

Film

Cinemachine

Create a new Timeline, and call it "ToMarsTimeline".

Add the SpaceObjects gameobject to an Activation Track, and activate it at the beginning of the Timeline. This will turn on the Mars planet. 

Add ToMarsTimeline to the Master Timeline in a Control Track. 

Set the Activation Track so Mars remains active after the timeline deactivates. 

Wrapping up our cutscene

Add a Cinemachine Track to the ToMarsTimeline

Add a Virtual Camera to the scene, pointing at Mars. Be sure you position the Virtual Camera so the ship travels past you.

Add a FadetoBlack Clip Track (made in the first challenge) at the end of the Timeline, so the entire sequence fades out.

Challenge: Rocket to Mars

1. Add a new (and final) Timeline.

2. Set Up the ToMarsTimeline Camera Angles

Complete this tutorial