Cinemachine is a suite of modules for controlling the Unity camera. Cinemachine solves the complex mathematics and logic of tracking targets, composing, blending, and cutting between shots.

Cinemachine is a camera system that gives cinematographers, designers, artists, and anyone else working with cameras a way to create complex behaviors without writing any code. In this tutorial, …

This video covers Cinemachine 3.1 basics and the types of cameras you can use, including the Follow Camera, Third Person Aim extension, FreeLook Camera, Spline Dolly, Sequencer Camera, and more.

Cinemachine is a suite of modules for operating the Unity camera. Cinemachine solves the complex mathematics and logic of tracking targets, composing, blending, and cutting between shots.

Several sample scenes and video tutorials are available in addition to this documentation to demonstrate how to use the Cinemachine features in real-world scenarios.

The next version, Unity 2017.2, highlighted Unity Technologies’ plans beyond video games with the new tools such as Timeline, which allowed developers to drag and drop animations into games, and …

Get the essential information to understand how Cinemachine works and follow instructions to set up the minimum functional layers to start using Cinemachine in your project.

This blog discusses Cinemachine 3, which is currently in prerelease (2023.1) and will have a full release later this year in Unity 2023.2.

What is Cinemachine? Cinemachine is a suite of ‘smart’ procedural modules which allow you to define the shot and they’ll dynamically follow your direction.

Cinemachine is a suite of modules for operating the Unity camera. Cinemachine solves the complex mathematics and logic of tracking targets, composing, blending, and cutting between shots.