The Unity Timeline Editor is a built-in tool where you create and edit cinematic content, gameplay sequences, audio sequences, and complex particle effects. In this tutorial, you'll see the various features of Timeline.

When you wish to make a simple, basic animation of an object within your scene, changing its position, size, or simply rotating it can all be done easily through the Timeline Editor window using keyframe animation. In this tutorial, you'll create a basic animation by recording the changing properties of a GameObject as keyframes in Timeline.

In this project you will learn how to create a cinematic sequence using the Mars Rover assets.

Working with audio files is as straightforward as dragging and dropping the files into the Editor and selecting the tools you need to compose a sequence of audio tracks that will bring your scene alive. In this tutorial, you'll add and configure audio using Timeline.

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.

In this tutorial, we’ll install and use the Unity Recorder package to record tracks with the Timeline. This tutorial assumes that you already have a Director, and a Timeline attached to at least one GameObject.

In the Timeline Editor window, you can create cutscenes and animations easily and effectively. In this tutorial, you'll manage your animation and component clips, and position them in Timeline to create a cutscene.

The Timeline window offers many different ways to add to the Tracklist. The method you choose impacts GameObjects, Track binding, and components. In this tutorial, you'll explore various methods for adding tracks and sub-tracks to Timeline.

Working with audio files is as straightforward as dragging and dropping the files into the Editor and selecting the tools you need to compose a sequence of audio tracks that will bring your scene alive. In this tutorial, you'll add and configure audio using Timeline.

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