Cinemachine Path

Cinemachine Path is a component that defines a world-space path, consisting of an array of waypoints. Each waypoint specifies position, tangent, and roll settings. Bezier interpolation is performed between the waypoints, to get a smooth and continuous path.

Tip: While the path position will always be smooth and continuous, it is still possible to get jarring movement when animating along the path. This happens when tangents aren’t set to ensure continuity of both the first and second order derivatives. It is not easy to get this right. To avoid this potentially jarring movement, use Cinemachine Smooth Path. CinemachineSmoothPath sets the tangents automatically to ensure complete smoothness.

Properties:

Property:		Function:
Resolution		Path samples per waypoint. Cinemachine uses this value to limit the granularity when calculating path distances. The crosshatches on the path gizmo in the scene view reflect this value
Appearance		The settings that control how the path appears in the Scene view.
	Path Color	The color of the path when it is selected.
	Inactive Path Color	The color of the path when it is not selected.
	Width	The width of the railroad tracks that represent the path.
Looped		Check to join the ends of the path to form a continuous loop.
Path Length		The length of the path in distance units (read-only).
Selected Waypoint		Properties for the waypoint you selected in the Scene view or in the Waypoints list.
Prefer Tangent Drag		Check to use the Gizmo for the tangent of a waypoint when the Gizmos for the tangent and position coincide in the Scene view.
Path Details		The list of waypoints that define the path.
	Position	Position in path-local space (i.e. relative to the transform of the path object itself)
	Tangent	Offset from the position, which defines the tangent of the curve at the waypoint. The length of the tangent encodes the strength of the bezier handle. The same handle is used symmetrically on both sides of the waypoint, to ensure smoothness.
	Roll	The roll of the path at this waypoint. The other orientation axes are inferred from the tangent and world up.