You can animate the camera in concert with the character animations in your gesture.
You can set a start and end position for the camera using the Avatar Effect Camera script.
Rail
Type - linear will move the camera straight from start point to end point. Rotation will move around the avatar.
Interpolation - PENDING
Offsets
The offsets allow you to place the camera in relation to the avatar. Y+ is up. Z+ is forward.
So; X0, Y1, Z2 will put the camera 1 meter above ground, 2 meters in front of the avatar.
Tracking Options
The tracking options will animate the camera in line with the selected bone (Tracking target).
Tracking Target
Start / End Avatar - For two person gestures you can move the camera target from one avatar to the other.
Start - End Target - You can move the camera's focus from one bone to another over the duration of the gesture.
You can apply animation from an fbx file to the camera using the Avatar Effect Camera Movement Script.
Legacy Animation Clip
Drag the fbx file containing your animation into the Legact Animation Clip field. See below for FBX settings.
Child name
The name of the camera in your FBX file
Target name
The name of the camera target in your FBX file
Tweak Axis
Unity's orientation is;
Y+ = Up
Z+ = Forward
If your files export from your animation editor with a different orientation you can align to achieve your desired orientation using the Tweak Axis fields.
Offset / Ignore rotation
Use these if you want to make universaal adjustments the animation in the editor.
Start time / End time
Set the end time to the same as your animation file.
Before you import your fbx file it needs to contain two animated objects; a Camera and Camera Interest.
Please ensure that for both objects there is a keyframe at the start and end of the track;
Copy Field of View data to Camera Scale X
Before you import your fbx file please copy the field of view information into the Camera object's X scale track.
The Legacy Animation rig Space uses to apply the animation to the user's camera inworld does not pick the data directly from the Field of View track in your animation editor.
Legacy Animation Clip
