Overview of Cinemachine

Cinemachine Cameras

Challenge: Setting up Virtual Cameras

Cinemachine Dolly Cart and Track

The Cinemachine Brain

Creating Tracks and Sub-Tracks in Timeline

Working with Activation Tracks - 2019.3

Controlling Animation and Components in Timeline

Challenge: Choreographing a Camera Sequence

Working with Cinemachine Cameras - 2019.3 - Recorded Learn Live Session

Learn Live Submissions - Working with Cinemachine Cameras

Working with Activation Tracks

WorkingWithCinemachineCameras-19.3.zip

WorkingWithCinemachineCameras_2021.3.unitypackage.zip

 In this project, you will work through a series of tutorials to build a planetary scale visualization. You will use Cinemachine, Dolly Tracks, and Timeline Animation Tracks to choreograph camera movement, and pan throughout the scene to capture the different planets. 

Working with Cinemachine Cameras

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Set up the Scene

Create a Virtual Camera

Follow the Planet

Add and configure additional Virtual Cameras

In this tutorial, you will use what you learned to create Cinemachine Virtual Cameras to follow items in the Solar System. 

Import the planet package into your project. 

Create the space background by adding the space Skybox in Lighting Settings. 

Open Starter_1 scene and create a Cinemachine Virtual Camera

Hierarchy Complete

Configure the Aim and Follow settings on the Virtual Camera to Aim and Follow San Francisco (Earth > San Francisco)

Virtual Camera Aimed At Earth

Open Starter_2 scene and create a Cinemachine Virtual Camera for each Planet and Sun. Position them and use the Virtual Camera Settings to get good shots of each object.

Challenge: Setting up Virtual Cameras

1. Set up the Scene

2. Create a Virtual Camera

3. Follow the Planet

4. Add and configure additional Virtual Cameras

Complete this tutorial