This behaviour is intended to be attached to an empty Transform GameObject, and it represents a Virtual Camera within the Unity scene. The Virtual Camera will animate its Transform according to the rules contained in its CinemachineComponent pipeline (Aim, Body, and Noise). When the virtual camera is Live, the Unity camera will assume the position and orientation of the virtual camera. A virtual camera is not a camera. Instead, it can be thought of as a camera controller, not unlike a cameraman. It can drive the Unity Camera and control its position, orientation, lens settings, and PostProcessing effects. Each Virtual Camera owns its own Cinemachine Component Pipeline, through which you provide the instructions for dynamically tracking specific game objects. A virtual camera is very lightweight, and does no rendering of its own. It merely tracks interesting GameObjects, and positions itself accordingly. A typical game can have dozens of virtual cameras, each set up to follow a particular character or capture a particular event. A Virtual Camera can be in any of three states: * **Live**: The virtual camera is actively controlling the Unity Camera. The virtual camera is tracking its targets and being updated every frame. * **Standby**: The virtual camera is tracking its targets and being updated every frame, but no Unity Camera is actively being controlled by it. This is the state of a virtual camera that is enabled in the scene but perhaps at a lower priority than the Live virtual camera. * **Disabled**: The virtual camera is present but disabled in the scene. It is not actively tracking its targets and so consumes no processing power. However, the virtual camera can be made live from the Timeline. The Unity Camera can be driven by any virtual camera in the scene. The game logic can choose the virtual camera to make live by manipulating the virtual cameras' enabled flags and their priorities, based on game logic. In order to be driven by a virtual camera, the Unity Camera must have a CinemachineBrain behaviour, which will select the most eligible virtual camera based on its priority or on other criteria, and will manage blending.

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[ExecuteInEditMode]
[DisallowMultipleComponent]
[AddComponentMenu("Cinemachine/CinemachineVirtualCamera")]
public class CinemachineVirtualCamera : CinemachineVirtualCameraBase

Cinemachine.CinemachineVirtualCamera = function();

Type.createClass(
	'Cinemachine.CinemachineVirtualCamera',
	Cinemachine.CinemachineVirtualCameraBase);