Delves in Undermine(d)*
Patch 11.1 Launch (Feb 25/26)
• Tier 1-11 (Season 1) will still be available
• Tier 1-3 (Season 2) will also be an option. Dropping S2 Explorer gear (610)
• Sidestreet Sluice & Excavation Site 9 will be open on Tier 1-3 (Season 2)
• Tank Brann will be available
Season 2 Launch (Mar 4/5)
• Tier 1-11 (Season 1) will close
• Tier 4-11 (Season 2) will be unlockable
• Delvers Journey Season 2 will begin
• Curios will be wiped & new ones added
• Undercoin will reset
• New Mount will be unlockable
• New Delve Varients for previous Delves
• New Rewards on Delve Vendors
• Underpin Challenge Delve will open
*This is some guesswork but seems likely judging by the latest patch notes
So over the years as a Content Creator for World of Warcraft, I've picked up a few great camera tricks that can make your footage look more professional.
Not sure how widely known these are but I'll share some that I know and hopefully it will be helpful to someone!
So firstly, let me show you how to do a smooth rotation shot.
You're going to want to create a Macro for this with this script;
/script MoveViewRightStart(0.15)
To modify the direction, you can change the word "Right" to Left, In, Out, Up or Down. The number at the end indicates the speed of the rotation, the higher the number the faster the rotation. I tend to keep this fairly low for a nice non-sickening rotation.
Now you can combine as many of these as you like. So if you wanted a smooth shot that zoomed in on your Character while rotating Right you would make a macro like this;
/script MoveViewRightStart(0.15)
/script MoveViewInStart(0.15)
It is fun to play around with but you will also need to create a "Stop" macro. I go with a generic one like this which will stop all rotation in all directions;
/script MoveViewLeftStop()
/script MoveViewDownStop()
/script MoveViewRightStop()
/script MoveViewUpStop()
/script MoveViewInStop()
/script MoveViewOutStop()
Another trick to get the best possible shots of areas or up close combat is to hide your Character model. This is done with a simple console command;
/console showplayer
To show your player character again just type it again.
I'm sure there are easier ways to do this, but that's just the way I've always done it to get nice smooth footage of World of Warcraft for videos. Let me know if you have any questions or have any other cool tips to share!
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