New features in Unity for film and games
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2019
- Unity's Adam Myhill demos the latest features at SIGGRAPH 2019, including Technocrane film camera rigs, CM 3.0 DOTS preview (with support for tens of thousands of active cameras), hybrid procedural/keyframe cameras for virtual production, the Mixer camera module, and a preview of the new Reactor module for driving games.
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this is incredible. the racing game demo made me realize exactly how much i took for granted game cameras. thank you, Adam!
You guys do truly amazing work.
We are using Cinemachine in our Project since 3 Months and it really boosted our quality and production times. Keep up the good work.
Question in that case, I've been trying to get it to work, but the record button doesn't work for creating animations in the manager. Any ideas?
This is so awesome, and all of it is coming for free. What the heck? M&E Innovation group dropping some bombs.
Just sent an email to Adam. This single tool has improved our games visually bringing our cameras up to par with some AAA titles. Thank you for this wonderful toolset.
Thank You Unity team~! 🎄🌟
That's a whole lotta sweet cinematography, more than Michael Bay could ever dream of.
I hope now you will concentrate more on workflow improvements, integration, ease of use and gameplay features.
Jonney - totally agree. We are working heavy on the Cinemachine UX, expect to see some big improvements there next year.
@@AdamMyhill Perfect! thanks very much.
@@AdamMyhill Hi Adam, it’s almost 3 years later, and version 3.0 is nowhere to be seen.
What happened? did you just… drop it?
Cinemachine is incredible!! Thank you Adam and team!!
Cinemachine is a game changer. I've been a fan since I first found it.
OMG - I want that Cinemachine hoodie!
This guy should do some cinematography tutorials even if its just a scratch I would be terrified by the opportunity.
Also btw nice and interesting movie the ending kinda got me. I was 100% immersed tho. I easily forgot this a unity thing and became a comforted expectator , nice @_@
Why was everyone so quiet and uninterested? This was one of the most bonkers game talks I've ever seen. Next-gen will be about innovation of the tools, not the tech.
I know this isn't about Unreal but you hit the nail harder on the head than I think you realized with this statement with Nanite in Unreal and all the new competitive tools coming to or have been made available over the past year.
As far as why everyone seems quiet and uninterested? Judging by the timeline it looks like this took place just at the cusp of COVID-19 so it's likely in-person attendance was sparce.
Awesome!
Looks very interesting! Just wonder, how can we get acces to the techocrane scene? Do I have to modify the manifest.json?
LOL Almost 3 years later and version 3.0 is nowhere to be seen.
You’ve outdone yourselves Unity, Bravo 👏
Omg I love the idea of Cinecast, from what I understand it automates the choice of camera according to where the action is?
Literaly the best part of Unity.
this is awesome!!! now i can make story mode game
can we put unity3d editor in real life to edit earth with drag and drop controls?
18:20 what is the input device (controller) you were using to move the camera?
Novation Launch Control XL MKII
Does cinemachine work when building for VR?
Does anyone know how this was rendered?
This stuff is so cool
Im legit inspired there's legit people legit working on this awesome stuff when my game is ready definitely its going to use this thechnology specially on single player campaign.. hehe
I can't believe this stuff it's free practically! Oh, and so we'll integrated
lead singer from mumford and sons explaining unity. welcome to future everybody!!
What visual scripting is that at 14:40
I feel so bad for him that people there were all quiet, did they not get it?
They were unreal..
I wish they would resolve the issues of touch input with the freelook camera ignoring UI raycast.
Would the mojo extractor even be needed if they added "additive tracks"?
Mojo extractor is needed because blending raw transforms in additive tracks doesn't give you the ability to tweak framing composition or position things in a screen-space environment. That's the twist. Mojo lets you modify shots with 'through the lens' tweaks.
@@AdamMyhill hm, i guess i can see that.
IMPOSIBLE! you can't have both awesomeness and cools aaaand super duper functionality for free
This is like.. robing a bank?
This raises the bar man and I'm happy to do the new thing so much
And if i were there I would be equally stunned .. wow
Just want to go they're shake hands asl for some tips and you known get pointed to some cinematography resources.. im going to contact ask him later
Jajaja the animation
That video is pretty funny
Crossout needs to port over to unity, cause there pov camera sux
"you can't manipulate mocap keyframe" huh...what do you think our animator's been doing? Yes we can reposition camera data as well this isn't new. But sure it's great now that Unity can do it.
Yes that was said a bit too broadly, what's new here is you're working in camera screen/composition space which is not possible with traditional methods.
Man Cinemachine is such an awesome tool however it really sucks that this guy cant explain things well and stay on point, to be honest its hard to find comprehensive tutorials out there for making cinematics in Unity and exporting it...
Can I give a second like?
"Who knows what DOTS is in the Unity world?... Okay, one person"
Did this... did this audience accidentally go to the wrong auditorium on a way to a different talk? I started looking into Unity literally yesterday and have already learned about DOTS.
The audio hurts.. why do you keep breathing into a noisy microphone?
These look no better than the current slop on the market.
First!
That's why you are and always will be alone.