VCamera
An asset by BryceDixon
Install Asset
Install via Godot
To maintain one source of truth, Godot Asset Library is just a mirror of the old asset library so you can download directly on Godot via the integrated asset library browser
Quick Information
"Virtual Camera" addon inspired by Cinemachine for Unity.Create VCameras (green icon) and set their priorities to automatically transition smoothly between them with the highest priority camera being used by VCameraBrains (red icon).Add Effects (blue icon) to your scene hierarchy to easily add screenshake (rotational and/or translational), uniform or cyclic movement, and character tracking (and more!) behavior to cameras (or other objects). See the included example scene for an idea of how to make use of these.
GodotVCamera
"Virtual Camera" addon inspired by Cinemachine for Unity
Create VCameras (green icon) and set their priorities to automatically transition smoothly between them with the highest priority camera being used by VCameraBrains (red icon).
Add Effects (blue icon) to your scene hierarchy to easily add screenshake, uniform movement, following, and look-at behavior to cameras (or other objects). See the included example scene for an idea of how to make use of these.
A major difference between this addon and Cinemachine is that rather thanhaving a single "VCamera" node that does everything, I've decided to split up functionality across many different Nodes which all serve one purpose rather than cramming everything into a single "VCamera" Node. These Nodes can be parented to each other in the scene heirarchy to compose more dynamic behavior.
Features
VCamera Priority + Automatic Transitions
Two static cameras with the second having its priority raised and lowered.
The first has a "Linear" transition mode while the second is "Smooth Step".
Screenshake
A "Shake" Node with its rotation strength set to (10, 10, 0).
Character Follow
A "Follow" Node is being used to constantly interpolate towards the character.
A "LookAt" Node is being used to always look in the direction the character is moving.
Another "LookAt" Node with a positional offset places the camera behind and above the character, but always looking just above it.
3rd Person Camera
A "Follow" Node is being used to constantly track the character's position.
An "Orbiter" Node is being used to allow the player to look around with the mouse or right stick.
A "LookAt" Node with a positional offset always looks just above the character.
Look At Group
A "LookAtGroup" Node is being used to look at the center of multiple objects (the two thin pillars and the player).
Privacy Notice
As of version 1.1, this addon has a feature where it sends an HTTP POST request to a webserver which includes the SHA256 hash of the project name it's being used in, which may be considered identifying information. The purpose of this data collection is purely to track the number of projects the addon is used in.
By enabling this plugin without modification, you agree to this data collection. If you would like to disable this data collection, you may remove the _enter_tree function in plugin.gd.
"Virtual Camera" addon inspired by Cinemachine for Unity.
Create VCameras (green icon) and set their priorities to automatically transition smoothly between them with the highest priority camera being used by VCameraBrains (red icon).
Add Effects (blue icon) to your scene hierarchy to easily add screenshake (rotational and/or translational), uniform or cyclic movement, and character tracking (and more!) behavior to cameras (or other objects). See the included example scene for an idea of how to make use of these.
Reviews
Quick Information
"Virtual Camera" addon inspired by Cinemachine for Unity.Create VCameras (green icon) and set their priorities to automatically transition smoothly between them with the highest priority camera being used by VCameraBrains (red icon).Add Effects (blue icon) to your scene hierarchy to easily add screenshake (rotational and/or translational), uniform or cyclic movement, and character tracking (and more!) behavior to cameras (or other objects). See the included example scene for an idea of how to make use of these.