unity-cinemachine

Automate Unity Cinemachine virtual camera setup by using a unified interface to create, inspect, and configure VCam targets, lens parameters, and pipeline components during runtime. This eliminates repetitive boilerplate and handles dynamic camera swaps across scenes.

You can configure Cinemachine Follow and LookAt targets without manual scene edits by querying and adapting VCam properties at runtime. This allows dynamic targeting and behavior adjustments directly through code during gameplay.

This approach supports both Cinemachine CM2 and CM3 versions in Unity by utilizing a reflection bridge. This bridge handles API differences between versions, ensuring cross-version compatibility for camera creation and pipeline management.

The best way to manage Cinemachine blends and target groups for cinematic sequences is through centralized camera setup. This method enables automated scene tours, cinematic cuts, and dynamic camera swaps without requiring manual pipeline configuration.

You need the Unity engine and the Cinemachine package installed to enable runtime camera automation. These dependencies are required to execute actions for creating, inspecting, and configuring virtual cameras across CM2 and CM3.