Camera Move Detail

Camera data and history records

Open Saved Camera Settings :
You can access or edit locally stored historical camera data.

Save Current Camera Settings :
You can save the current camera data in the software for future adjustments or repeated use.

Add camera keyframes

You can insert keyframes by right-clicking on the camera axis at the desired position. Alternatively, you can add a set of predefined camera keyframes by clicking the "+ Camera" button. When keyframes are inserted, the camera will switch to the specified positions during animation playback or recording.

Transition between keyframes

In the camera track, you can set the transition effect and transition speed between camera keyframes by right-clicking on the keyframe menu or opening the camera tab in the attribute panel.

Transition Effects:

• Orbit: The camera rotates around the avatar once from the insertion keyframe position to the next keyframe.

• Follow: The camera "follows" the avatar, maintaining the relative position and size of the avatar in the frame.

• Jump: Default transition with no animation between keyframes. The camera instantly jumps to the next frame.

• Linear: The camera moves with a constant speed between keyframes.

Transition Speed:

• Constant: The camera transitions at a constant speed from the previous keyframe to the next keyframe.

• Ease In: The camera starts with a slow speed and gradually accelerates.

• Ease Out: The camera starts with a fast speed and gradually decelerates.

• Ease In and Out: The camera starts and ends with slower speeds and has a faster speed in the middle.

Show camera path：

Click the camera control button at the top-left corner of the Animation Background window to enable the camera trajectory. The 3D coordinates of the camera will appear in the Camera Property Editor, where you can view and set the camera path.

You can view and adjust the motion path of the camera in the 3D viewport.