This is deprecated. It is here to support the soon-to-be-removed Cinemachine Debugger in the Editor.

The state machine whose state changes will drive this camera's choice of active child

This is the asset which contains custom settings for specific child blends.

The blend which is used if you don't explicitly define a blend between two Virtual Camera children.

Force all child cameras to be enabled. This is useful if animating them in Timeline, but consumes extra resources.

Inspector control - Use for hiding sections of the Inspector UI.

Default object for the camera children wants to move with (the body target), if not specified in a child rig. May be empty

The set of instructions associating virtual cameras with states. These instructions are used to choose the live child at any given moment

Which layer in the target FSM to observe

Inspector control - Use for enabling sections of the Inspector UI.

Default object for the camera children to look at (the aim target), if not specified in a child rig. May be empty

The priority will determine which camera becomes active based on the state of other cameras and this camera. Higher numbers have greater priority.

When enabled, the current camera and blend will be indicated in the game window, for debugging

A delegate to hook into the state calculation pipeline. Implementaion must be sure to call this after each pipeline stage, to allow other services to hook into the pipeline. See CinemachineCore.Stage.