I had an issue that caused Unity to crash.
I found out why.
If you set up a say 4 cams to make a 360 degree spinning continuos cam shot, and plug the last cam to the first,
it will crash if you forget to check "wait until finish".
(Otherwise it will just run endlessly through them without any cam to start with I guess)
When using the linear move method I can get to run almost like a continous shot, but it still stops briefly - how can I get a perfectly "smooth" 360 spin without noticing that the cam "changes" - and with the setup I use I don't get a perfect "circular" movement.
Any direction would be much appreciated.
(PS. I can't just rotate the object instead, since I'm using particles and other things in the scene aswell)
Best
Dan
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You can try just animating a single camera by attaching an Animator to a SimpleCamera object, create an animation for it, and then play back the animation at the same moment you cut to it.