Let's take the above script as an example.įirst, the structure of a basic camera script can be divided into three main categories. This command will execute a script file called camera.sqs, which is saved in the mission folder. Write the following command in the On Activation field of the trigger. There are many ways to load a saved camera script into a mission, but I usually use Arma3's trigger function to load it. Use a text editor such as Notepad to write something like the following. (1:00~, 2:05~)įirst of all, you need to write the original camera script to start the camera script. In the following video, you can see how the camera work is being manipulated by the camera script. It is possible to load a script file describing the camera's movements to create a cinematic camera work. In Arma3, you can read a script file in the mission and have it do various things. Don't put too much faith in the details of the terms and how they work. So, please keep in mind that this article is written on the premise that you can use it for now. I think this knowledge can be used to create cutscenes for missions, even if you don't make machinima, so please use it as a reference.Īs a premise, I am doing things with a lot of inadequate knowledge. In this article, I'll discuss the camera scripting I do when creating machinima. I welcome your feedback so I can fix the translation.* *This article has been translated by DeepL transrator.
