I try to animate a simple camera and it start to roll like never before... and add an audio and it start to sound double... try to animate a camera with the position in the view and it start to create local nodes and world nodes... what? not get it... nothing works like it has to.

After getting over the initial learning curve, Timeflow becomes super easy to use and has made animation in Unity way more fun and flexible. The dev is awesome — always quick to help out on Discord and really listens to feedback. And the documentation is far and away the BEST of any asset I've purchased (the only other one that comes close is Umodeler). If you want powerful animation tools and great support, this asset is a no-brainer. I really can't recommend it highly enough.

Thank you so much for sharing your work for our benefit. We truly appreciate the time and effort you've put into this asset. Thanks to generous developers like youall.

This is like using AfterEffects right inside Unity! And it feels real good too...

Timeflow does a lot. From exporting to video to animating anything in a scene, it does it all. The developer is constantly working on it, very responsive on his discord server and open to suggestions for new features. The interface is intuitive and animation a breeze with it. Any bugs or errors are fixed and acknowledged quickly and responsibly by the developer. I only have good things to say about this asset and suggest if you're looking for more than what Unity's Timeline can do, you're looking in the right place. I almost forgot one of the best things about this asset, its documentation. It is superb, both the written and video documentation is the best I've seen. I wish other asset developers took lessons from this one. I can't say enough good things about the developer of this asset, the best support I've ever had with an asset.

I purchased Timeflow to drive the cinematics of my game and, after a couple of tries, I have to say that it is a good product. Well organized, powerful, and intuitive. However, despite what the documentation says, I was not able to animate objects that are not children of the Timeflow component. This is a blocker for me. I am using the same objects for cinematics than for gameplay so having them under Timeflow is breaking my scene organization. I could duplicate the objects and enable/disable them depending on whether I'm playing a cinematic or not, but I don't want to deal with that so unfortunately I had to rely on other sequencer for cinematics. I can add the objects to Timeflow's view but I cannot have more than one keyframe for them. Even if it would work as the documentation says, I would have to use the same Timeflow component for every cinematic as only the main instance can handle objects that are not under its hierarchy. So I recommend Timeflow for those cases in which there are no limitations on having all animated objects under Timeflow's hierarchy. Things like films, motion graphics, and titles can take advantage of it. For in-game cinematics, in its current state, Timeflow is probably too limiting or tricky to be used effectively.

拥有完善丰富的功能、清晰的工作流程、详细的文档和视频教程，需要一定的学习时间，一旦掌握后将会大大提高动画制作的效率和效果。 目前有两个疑惑： 1.在timelflow窗口获得焦点的情况下快捷键和unity的有大量冲突，也许是我没设置正确？ 2.由于功能复杂，有些ui元素不是很清晰，互相嵌套有时容易使人眼花缭乱。

Timeflow excels at making scripted actions happen when you want them to happen. While it's capable of long animated sequences, I prefer to use it for all the little transitions that a polished game requires. Additionally, this makes it easier to manage a huge number of unique sequences and script triggers. It's different and that's a good thing.

True cinematic animations builder :D !!! love it, tons of features and fluent workflow

I wonder how this tool has so few likes and ratings. I love it. I am now switching to unity for many animation projects- youtube @chitramrit because of this tool. It provides all the controls and tools to do full-fledged animation inside Unity. Plus, its Automation and value-linking system are superb. Kudos to the devs!