Third Person Camera System using Cinemachine in Unity

Learn how to correctly setup Cinemachine for use as a Third Person Camera System in Unity. I will walk you through how to create the FreeLook Camera and adjust settings to achieve a real camera with dynamic collision detection and also use Perlin noise dynamics to create a wind effect on the camera.

#Unity3D #Cinemachine
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[clarkmeyer]

I had a simple question that no one would bloody well answer and then I find this and you answered it perfectly. this is a gem and even being 3 years old this video is 100% relevant

[dannygibson]

For anyone checking out this video now (2019), the axes for PS4 controller's x axis is 3rd Axis an the y axis is the 6th axis

[tomascampo]

i am just half of the tutorial and you already covered the basics awsomely, i will comment at the end again to tell you my progress!

[zankaster]

Thank you for this straightforward introduction to Cinemachine

[MacMan]

the first 3 minutes are enough to set up a third person camera. Good video.

[cranial]

Mix and Jam lead me here!!! Thanks for amazing tutorial Filmstorm

[nielsvdmarel]

This is so interesting! the quality and control you have with these components is insane! Thanks for the great video!

[vecet]

This is WAAAY better than any of the official Unity tutorials! I would love to see a version of the Third/First person camera that you have without Cinemachine done in Cinemachine!

[MoTheBlackCat]

Thank you for opening my Cinemachine chakras I'm once reminded of the greatness of this package!

[gyrich]

Found your vid by accident while doing another tutorial series on 3rd person game setup. I just got to the step in that series that introduces Cinemachine, but your vid covered it much more in depth. Thanks so much!

[reznolf]

You're a god and you've earned yourself a believer !

[Oxmond]

Great tutorial! Unity's Cinemachine rocks! 👍🤓

[fauzannrifai]

ur opening music break my ear, but I love ur tutor :'D

[CodexCornerGames]

This video is perfect. Simple, concise, to the point - I love it. You've got yourself another sub. How would you adapt this for first person though? I'm looking to use this controller but I need it to work the same way in first person. I'd appreciate a response, thanks.

[medmel]

What you're bringing to the unity community is great job.
Your videos are very friendly for beginners, it's fresh air for me !
+1 sub !
(and I love your music !)

[nicholasnicoletti]

Thank you for this! Through the scripts provided and the Cinemachine tutorial I learned a lot about using Unity. Keep it up!

[Lukeibol]

Guys, if you think even with all the adjustments your character are going right, click on add extension on the bottom of cinemachine configuration and add cinemachine offset and put the X axis on 0.4, for me worked like a charm.

[dhananjaykulkarni]

I finally found what I wanted

Really Thanks!!!

[tubertmorti]

All day. I've been trying to make this. And my future wife, Cinemachine could do it for me.

[lemetamax]

Thanks for this video! It's the exact cinemachine tutorial that I've been looking for. I've not had the best game visualization even when I've experimented with cinemachine. You've got a sub!