Tip
33
Blender 4.4
Automatically switch between cameras in the timeline
With your cameras set, go to the timeline and move to your second camera’s first keyframe. At that frame, press M to add a marker. Bind the marker to the active camera (Camera 2) with Ctrl + B. Press 0 to enter Active Camera View and play the animation — the camera will switch at the marker.
Note: For smooth, interruption-free transitions, set your cameras’ keyframe handle types to Vector (V > Vector).
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Automatically switch between cameras in the timeline
Tip
33
Blender 4.4
Automatically switch between cameras in the timeline
With your cameras set, go to the timeline and move to your second camera’s first keyframe. At that frame, press M to add a marker. Bind the marker to the active camera (Camera 2) with Ctrl + B. Press 0 to enter Active Camera View and play the animation — the camera will switch at the marker.
Note: For smooth, interruption-free transitions, set your cameras’ keyframe handle types to Vector (V > Vector).
Tip
33
Blender 4.4
Automatically switch between cameras in the timeline
With your cameras set, go to the timeline and move to your second camera’s first keyframe. At that frame, press M to add a marker. Bind the marker to the active camera (Camera 2) with Ctrl + B. Press 0 to enter Active Camera View and play the animation — the camera will switch at the marker.
Note: For smooth, interruption-free transitions, set your cameras’ keyframe handle types to Vector (V > Vector).
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