GameGuru - CineGuru

Cine|Guru is a revolutionary asset and script pack that gives you the tools to create your own in-game cinematics and scripted sequences for GameGuru games. From fully-controllable cameras to actors that move, perform and speak according to your instructions. Cine|Guru gives you the power to create stunning story sequences, all without barely touching any code.

Features

Cameras that Pan, tilt and roll

Move in any direction

Smoothly fly along complex nodal paths you create

Zoom in or out

Utilise Perlin noise-based camera shake, available on command, helping you simulate handheld moves or emphasise big impacts

Track any entity in your level

Change your camera's subject during a shot (up to 30 times per shot!)

Actors that:

Move to their marks and hit them every time!

Animate and talk according to text files you create

Teleport or vanish on command

Switch back into NPCs and enemies after your cinematic is done*

Triggers that:

Trigger a cinematic from a zone

Trigger a cinematic from an entity e.g. a switch

Display static sprites on screen

Loop image sequences on screen

Play or loop a sound effect right on cue

Trigger any entity based on what camera is activated

Plus:

Brand new vector library to enable smooth camera movements

Music volume commands to raise and lower music when actors are speaking

Subtitles, which can be called in line by line as your actors speak

Rolling credits

Fade in and fade out to black

A comprehensive 49-page instruction manual packed with examples and detailed explanations on every function

3 x example fpm so you can see how various system work first-hand

* some super basic lua scripting required for this

A collaboration between coding genius AmenMoses and award-winning filmmaker Avenging Eagle. With Cine|Guru we set out to create a pack, crammed with features, that is simple enough for anyone to use, from seasoned film makers looking to direct engaging machinima cinematics, to beginners simply wanting to place a security camera in their level. Behind the frankly mind-boggling maths was a desire to create a set of tools to enable anyone, of any skill level, to create and do as much of that creation right in the editor as possible.