hey you all know you can shake the camera with just jitter i do not need a whole new camera

i have run into a slight issue. how do i download the csgo assets for sfm?

The camera likes to tilt how do I fix that?

FINALLY!!

nvm i found it nice addon

cant find it

This is actually extremely useful. I thank you kindly

ooh ron my mans. This is good my mans.

ooo . . . what? something else? ok well uh, maybe if i do get into SFM hopefully i can find a few uses for this

(ground shaking)

@Flare i personally disagree, jitter is good for handheld camera effect. You just have to know how to use it properly, as with all things

Interesting, gives a new use of a camera like live action, should be a welcome change for SFM cinematography!

All these people saying that "The jitter effect is better"

Jitter effect looks so un-natural, I mean it's good for explosions and stuff but if you want REAL life like camera motion, This is the addon.

Eh.... it's not really the same because then if you want to make any changes to the root transform or position/rotation you'll have to reapply the jitter, then if you want a certain effect like SUPER jitter half way through, and want to smooth it, you'll be smoothing other values you may not want to be smoothed. Plus normal cameras don't just shake with random values, there is life to mocap, not in random jitter applications...

you can always just turn on offset mode, or just apply jitter after making your camera animation

It is easier to apply however you will run into problems if you want to rotate the X Y Z of the camera, unless you attach the camera to a model. But if you do it that way, might as use this xD

i mean, jitter is just more efficient imo. Apply jitter to the y pos (or whatever axis is vertical in sfm), smooth it, then apply jitter to the rotation separately and smooth it.

I ensure you it's not the same, or at least my other version isn't. This has a sense of reality attached to it, unlike a random jitter application

You can just apply jitter and smooth it for a better effect, but an interesting experiment

@surfer171 Here is the example, it can make your shake in a natural cinematic fashion for run and gun cinematography https://youtu.be/ZjG28QU4XVQ

so exactly what does it do? show a quick video demonstration.