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--- move:cinematics [2014/10/30 08:47]
Justin H.
+++ move:cinematics [2021/04/13 02:48] (current)
Mistermind
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 ====== Cinematics ======
-//Cinematic Moves// in a 2.5D fighting game was first introduced in 2008 with the Street Fighter 4 series. It refers to taking advantage of the 3D engine by moving the camera to different angles during a move for dramatic camera shot. This feature is only available in the **PRO** and **SOURCE** versions of UFE.
+//Cinematic Moves// in a 2.5D fighting game was first introduced in 2008 with the Street Fighter 4 series. It refers to taking advantage of the 3D engine by moving the camera to different angles during a move for dramatic camera shot.
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 ==== Cinematic Type: Prefab ====
-You can use a prefab which contains a camera and associated animation.  UFE will switch to the prefab’s camera during the cinematic.  Useful if you already have a prefab of the cinematic created in Unity or 3D package.
+You can use a prefab which contains a camera and associated animation.  UFE will switch to the camera prefab during the cinematic. Useful if you already have a your own camera recordings. You cannot preview the prefab in the editor.
 **Freeze Physics:** If enabled, all physics are ignored.  Use with caution - the prefab needs to hand back physics control at the end of the animation.
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 **Prefab:** Drag the cinematic prefab here.
-NOTE: A peview of prefab cinematic is not available.
+NOTE:
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