Storyboard

Use the Cinemachine Storyboard extension to let artists, producers, and directors contribute to your game development. Cinemachine Storyboard places a still image in screen space over the output of the Unity camera.

Storyboard simplifies animatics for your team. Start with still images to pre-visualize terrain, layout, movement, lighting, timing, and so on. Following the intentions of the Storyboard image, developers incrementally add the assets, GameObjects, and settings that implement the Scene.

Use the properties in the Storyboard component to hide and show the image to compare it to the actual rendering of the Unity camera.

Properties:

Property:		Function:
Show Image		Toggle the visibility of the storyboard image.
Image		The image to display as an overlay over the output of the Virtual Camera.
Aspect		How to handle differences between image aspect and screen aspect.
	Best Fit	Resize the image as large as possible on the screen without cropping. Preserve the vertical and horizontal proportions.
	Crop Image To Fit	Resize the image to fill the screen, cropping if necessary. Preserve the vertical and horizontal proportions.
	Stretch To Fit	Resize the image to fill the screen, adjusting the vertical or horizontal width if necessary.
Alpha		The opacity of the image. Use 0 for transparent, 1 for opaque.
Center		The screen-space position of the image. Use 0 for center.
Rotation		The screen-space rotation of the image.
Scale		The screen-space scaling of the image.
Sync Scale		Check to synchronize the scale of the x and y axes.
Mute Camera		Check to prevent the Virtual Camera from updating the position, rotation, or scale of the Unity camera. Use this feature to prevent Timeline from blending the camera to an unintended position in the Scene.
Split View		Wipe the image on and off horizontally.