Question Transfering fbx animation to cinemachine?

I'm not exactly sure I'm understanding what you're attempting to do here. Cinemachine's purpose is to control the camera. If you export a camera animation from Blender and bring it into Unity...what is it you want Cinemachine to do?

If the idea is that you have a canned animation (maybe for a cutscene) and you want to seamlessly tween that to a live game camera, you could simply attach a Virtual Camera with everything set to "Do nothing" to your imported animation. Then you can transition between the exported FBX animation and a second live Virtual Camera.

Hope that helps!

 

OK, terrific. Then the answer I gave in my second paragraph should be what you want to do: i.e., export your camera from Blender, then in Unity just attach a virtual camera to that animation.

At the end of the baked animation, you can simply tween to a second, Cinemachine-controlled virtual camera camera.

 

Ah, ok...I get what you need here. You need the

CinemachineExternalCamera

, which is a component you can add to your main Camera (i.e., the actual Camera, not a Cinemachine Virtual Camera). The

CinemachineExternalCamera

allows the Camera itself to function as a virtual camera...so you should see the animated FOV, etc. That will permit your baked animation from Blender to drive the Virtual Camera until you're ready for something more dynamic to take control.

Once you've attached the External Camera, you can simply do a Timeline tween (on a Cinemachine track) between that and the game VCam.

Hope that makes sense.