Cinemachine Smooth Path

A Cinemachine Smooth Path is a component that defines a world-space path, consisting of an array of waypoints. Each waypoint has position and roll settings. Cinemachine uses Bezier interpolation to calculate positions between the waypoints to get a smooth and continuous path. The path passes through all waypoints. Unlike Cinemachine Path, first and second order continuity is guaranteed, which means that not only the positions but also the angular velocities of objects animated along the path will be smooth and continuous.

Properties:

Property:		Function:
Resolution		Path samples per waypoint. Cinemachine uses this value to calculate path distances.
Looped		If checked, then the path ends are joined to form a continuous loop.
Resolution		Path samples per waypoint. This is used for calculating path distances.
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.
Waypoints		The list of waypoints that define the path. They are interpolated using a bezier curve.
	Position	Position in path-local space.
	Roll	Defines the roll of the path at this waypoint. The other orientation axes are inferred from the tangent and world up.