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# Cinemachine
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Cinemachine is a suite of modules for operating the Unity camera. Cinemachine solves the complex mathematics and logic
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of tracking targets, composing, blending, and cutting between shots. It's designed to significantly reduce the number of
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time-consuming manual manipulations and script revisions that take place during development.
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The procedural nature of these modules makes Cinemachine bug-resistant. When you make adjustments—for example, change an
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animation, vehicle speed, terrain, or other GameObjects in your Scene—Cinemachine dynamically adjusts its behavior to
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make the best shot. There is no need, for example, to re-write camera scripts just because a character turns left
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instead of right.
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Cinemachine works in real time across all genres including FPS, third person, 2D, side-scroller, top down, and RTS. It
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supports as many shots in your Scene as you need. Its modular system lets you compose sophisticated behaviors.
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Cinemachine works well with other Unity tools, acting as a powerful complement to Timeline, animation, and
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post-processing assets. Create your own [extensions](CinemachineVirtualCameraExtensions.md) or integrate it with your
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custom camera scripts.
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## Requirements
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Cinemachine has no external dependencies. Just install it and start using it.
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This version of Cinemachine is compatible with the following versions of the Unity Editor:
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* 2018.4.17f1 and later
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