These docs describe Fixed Angles and Blendshot, the next update, in development: everything in 1.3 and what it adds. 1.3 is in testing: read its docs.

Each recipe builds the camera one kind of game wants, from what ships with the plugin: which preset, which shakes, which lock-on, and the few calls that wire them to your game. They're starting points. Tune from there.

• A third-person shooter.

  Over the shoulder, tight when you aim, a recoil that climbs, and a shove from wherever a hit came from.

• A lock-on action game.

  Duels, bosses that frame themselves, finishers timed to the animation, and hits you feel.

• An isometric action RPG.

  High over the fight, holding its angle, turned when the player asks.

• A side-scroller.

  Side-on, leading the way you run, with jumps the camera doesn't chase.

• Survival horror.

  Close and slow, eyes that take their time in the dark, and scares the camera helps to land.

• Fixed angles.

  A camera placed in every room, cutting as you walk between them, with controls that survive the cut.

• A cinematic adventure.

  An operator you can feel, wide shots for the journey, and cutscenes that hand back without a cut.

Not sure which style is closest? Choosing a style has all thirteen.