Intro In this article, we will cover how to add signal emitters to Timeline that will allow you to call methods or functions from script. This simple example will just have the Timeline pause but the possibilities are endless when you can trigger different things using script and Timeline. Signal Emitters Setup In Timeline…

Intro In this article, we are going to cover the other kinds of tracks in Timeline besides an Animation track. We are going to create a flickering light with a bulb pop sound that will cause the light to swing. …

Intro In this article, we are going to cover two different topics: Pre/Post Extrapolation & Matching Clips Offsets.

Intro In this article, we will cover getting started with Timeline and create a simple animation. According to Unity’s documentation, you will “…use the Timeline to create cut-scenes, cinematics, and game-play sequences by visually arranging tracks and clips linked to GameObjects in your Scene. Timeling Setup We will need to add the Timeline…

Intro In this article, we will cover how to create Custom Blends using the Cinemachine Brain. What is the Cinemachine Brain? According to Unity’s documentation, “The Cinemachine Brain is a component in the Unity camera itself. Cinemachine Brain monitors all active Virtual Cameras in the Scene. It chooses the next Virtual…

Intro The Cinemachine State-Driven Camera activates a child Virtual Camera when an animation target changes states. This means you can have different camera playing when the player dies, a different camera for when the player is aiming and a different camera for when the player is moving. The example above shows…

Intro In this article, we are going to cover the difference between Cinemachine’s Dolly cameras, Dolly Camera with Track and Dolly Track with Cart. Dolly Camera with Track When creating a Dolly Camera with Track this will create

Intro In this article, we are going to cover Cinemachine’s Target Group camera. According to Unity’s documentation, the Target Group camera, “…treat[s] multiple GameObjects as a single Look At target.” …

Intro A Clear Shot Camera according to Unity’s documentation, “… chooses among its children Virtual Cameras for the best quality shot of the target. Use Clear Shot to set up complex multi-camera coverage of a Scene to guarantee a clear view of the target.” ClearShot Camera Using Cinemachine, create a Clear Shot Camera.