A camera beat chart and additional analysis [pending] for the Tutorial mission.
See the whole series of articles on the Camera page. "Read More" for details.
See the whole series of articles on the Camera page. "Read More" for details.
Each minute of the Tutorial mission, broken down into the camera types found within it (see analysis below for details)
This mission is cinematic heavy, as commonly found in the first mission for narrative driven games made after 2000. The cinematics before and after the mission add for an approximate total of 8.5 minutes, and and additional 3.25 minutes of cinematic or camera transition non-interactive sequences (NIS) can be found within the mission.
Total time spend in NIS during the mission is only larger than time spent in the "default gameplay" follow camera. The pie chart below shows how much time is spent in each camera type for the Tutorial mission, including bookend cinematics.
Total time spend in NIS during the mission is only larger than time spent in the "default gameplay" follow camera. The pie chart below shows how much time is spent in each camera type for the Tutorial mission, including bookend cinematics.
NIS are used for > 25% of total mission time Exotic cameras refer to the zipline and balance cameras as well as custom or rarely used cameras
Static-facing cameras are better versions of the industry standard static cameras. Includes camera pulls and shots with movement/rotation on one axis
NIS include transitions and any unresponsive shots
Follow cameras are driven by mouse or stick input
Climbing cameras support the climbing features
Static-facing cameras are better versions of the industry standard static cameras. Includes camera pulls and shots with movement/rotation on one axis
NIS include transitions and any unresponsive shots
Follow cameras are driven by mouse or stick input
Climbing cameras support the climbing features
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