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Smooth camera movements - Morreboy - 2016-07-19 11:59 Hey guys, just wondering if anyone got any idea how people makes smooth camera movements when they are making a video?? Here is a video as exampel RE: Smooth camera movements - Josh - 2016-07-20 17:42 I assume you mean in LFS replays? In Shift+U you can adjust parameters such as View Smoothing and Move Speed of the Shift9+U camera. In Shift+U, go to the menu at the bottom left and click "more" and it will giver you more camera options. Hope this helps Josh. RE: Smooth camera movements - Chuck - 2016-07-20 19:50 Yeah, the Shift+U camera is really easy to use. Once you found out how to operate it, it's easy to create smooth videos. The most important controls are: -View panning with right mouse button -Movement along the track with cursor keys -Moving along the view axis with mouse wheel -Rotating the view around a target by holding both mouse buttons -Changing FOV with 4,5,6,7 keys The "view smoothing" setting can help you making freehand movements less shaky. If you want to have predictable movements, you can setup custom camera positions. Just move the camera somewhere and click shift+a number to store the position, and ctrl+a number to move to that position. The "transition time" setting will control how slow or fast the camera will travel between the positions. Issuing multiple ctrl commands in a row can be used to create more complex movements.