Marcus Skov

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UI/UX Designer @ ??? • Prev The Game Band, Rare, Sumo, Frontier • Phantom Camera Author • 🇩🇰

A generally static video with the the top section reading "Phantom Camera" with the label "Release" and "0.11" on the right. Below, are two boxes side-by-side. The left one has a title that says "New Feature" and "Lookahead 2D". Below that is a looping video demonstrating the lookahead feature in a 2D scene. The other box has a title that says "Improvement" and "Framed Follow 2D Refactor". Below that is a screenshot example of a 2D scene using a Framed Follow.
Shows the Phantom Camera on the Godot Asset Store page. A large image is displayed saying “Supports 2D & 3D” with PhantomCamera2D and PhantomCamera3D inspector panels appearing below it.
A pair of Godot plushies sitting on a computer monitor looking away from the screen.
Shows the Phantom Camera logo and name followed by a tag label reading “Release 0.10". Below are two image sections, each having a label attached called “New Node: Tween Director” and “PhantomCameraHost: Manual Interpolation Mode”. The former image shows an expanded inspector tab called “PhantomCameraTweenDirector” with a list of properties: Tween Resource, From Type (set to Phantom Camera), and From Phantom Camera (set to PlayerPhantomCamera) with a "Add Element" button at the bottom. The latter image shows the PhantomCameraHost inspector panel, with the Interpolation Mode dropdown expanded, revealing and highlighting the third option labelled Manual.
A video demonstrating Phantom Camera Tween Director feature.
A Blender 3D model depicting a knife with a magnifying glass as a handle.
Shows the Phantom Camera logo and name followed by a tag label reading “Release 0.9.4”. Below are two image sections, each having a label attached called “Align with View” and “Target Gizmo Line”. The former image shows an expanded inspector tab called “Align with View” that has 3 buttons: “Align Transform with View”, “Align Position with View”, and “Align Rotation with View”. Below those is a field labelled Viewport Index which has a value of 0 applied. The latter image shows a PhantomCamera3D node in a scene with a red and blue line pointing at two different 3D simple models: a torus and a triangle, respectively. Above the torus a single text field says “Following,” and above the triangle a text field says “Looking At”.
A laptop screen showing JetBrains Rider with a GDScript file open. In the background are green trees and a lake.
A photo of many green trees and bushes with a lake visible on the left hand side. The weather is sunny and partially cloudy.
Shows the icon of the Phantom Camera addon, with a label below it that reads Release 0.9.3. On the right hand-side, there are 3 rows with text. The first row says “PhantomCameraHost”, followed by a bigger sized text that reads “Interpolation Mode Override”. The second row says “PhantomCamera2D”, followed by a bigger sized text that reads “Rotate With Follow Target”. The third row says “PhantomCamera3D”, followed by a bigger sized text that reads “Improved Third-Person Editor Rotation”.
Shows a Godot Editor with the Phantom Camera addon installed. The video demonstrates a small toggle option that, once enabled, allows a Node2D follow target to rotate a Camera2D as the Node2D itself rotates.
A short showcase of where the properties “Rotational Offset X” and “Rotational Offset Y” are being modified on a PhantomCamera3D node, which rotates that PhantomCamera3D around its target node in an orbit-like path. The video then shows the target node and the scene root node being rotated, where the PhantomCamera3D retains its relative rotation and position to its target node; making it look like it's parented to the target node.
Shows a Before and Now Phantom Camera frustum. The Before example shows a simple frustum, while the Now example shows the same frustum with an added triangle at the top, which shows the upward direction of the Phantom Camera.
Displays the logo of and name Phantom Camera in the top left. Below it is a tag labelled that reads "Release" in all caps, with the version number below it saying 0.9.2. On the right is a dimmed screenshot of C# code that uses some of the newly added C# wrapper code with a large graphic on top that contains the words C# Wrapper.
An image featuring a stylized ghost icon labeled 'Phantom Camera' on the left side, alongside a large green 'C#' symbol with the words 'Wrapper' written underneath it and 'Beta' surrounding both in a circular pattern.
Contains an icon of PhantomCamera at the top with text sitting below it saying “Introducing” with the word “PhantomCamera4D” written below that. Below that, it says, “Coming soon*”, where at the bottom right of the image it reads “Maybe? Check back next year”.
A top banner showing an icon of Phantom Camera with the name written next to it. The number 0.9 is displayed in the upper right. In the center there is an icon of the Phantom Camera Host, with many lower opacity variants of it appearing in the background. Below the Phantom Camera Host icon in the middle, is a subtitle that says "Now Supports" with text below that reads "Multiple Phantom Camera Hosts".
An icon of Phantom Camera 3D with a text in the middle reading Godot 4.4. Above the text is a red heart symbol and on the right is the icon of Godot.
A Godot scene that contains two Camera3D nodes, each with a Phantom Camera Host child node. The video shows a small UI panel that lists each Phantom Camera Host where clicking on a small button icon selects that Host node from the scene hierarchy. A bigger button next to it changes the viewfinder to use another Camera3D's properties.
Displays Phantom Camera with a subtitle saying 0.8.2. Below is an icon of a 3D gizmo with a lock at its center, with “Follow Axis Lock” written below it.
Displays Phantom Camera with a subtitle saying 0.8.1. Below is a faded step animation of a PhantomCamera3D node, with text next to it saying 3D Physics Interpolation Support.
A snowy path leading up to a castle
A selfie of two Godot developers, each holding a coffee mug with Dark Arts written on them
A video showing the 0.8 release of the Godot addon Phantom Camera. It highlights the added feature of camera noise for 2D and 3D cameras.
A photo showing 3 pins; one for GodotCon 24, one golden Godot icon and a Camera3D node. Below that is a sticker of LucyLavend.
Shows part of the interior of GodotCon. The lighting is a mixture of purple, green, blue lines covering the a long corridor
A small Godot plushie
Shows a preview of the camera noise from the 0.8 beta of the Godot addon Phantom Camera
Shows the 2D section of the Godot 4.3 release page. It contains videos examples of the release with a description explaining what each feature is about.
Shows the logo of Phantom Camera along with the logo of GitHub next to a star with 2000 written below that. At the bottom is says “Thanks Everyone”. The sides are covered with stars, 10 on each side.
Screenshot of Pikimov, which labels itself as an After Effects alternative
Shows a new version of Phantom Camera with the version number 0.7.2.
Shows an image of Phantom Camera icon with the patch release number 0.7.1.
Shows a new version of Phantom Camera with the number 0.7. It lists 3 columns with key changes. First one reading Revamped Property System. The second reads Improved Damping Logic. And the third reads Improved Viewfinder Support.
A faded image of the Phantom Camera icon with two lines of text next to it that read Phantom Camera on the first line, and second reading Patch Release 0.6.4.
A snippet of a Godot script documentation showing the PhantomCamera2D class
Shows a list of available signals for PhantomCamera2D. They read: - became_active() - became_inactive() - tween_completed() - tween_interrupted(pcam_2d_:Phantom... - tween_started()
Image shows small TileMap level with a CollisionsShape2D node covering a large part of it. Around the CollisionShape2D node is a yellow line representing the Camera Limit.
Shows a list of Godot editor properties. At the top reads "Frame Preview", which is enabled. Highlighted in the middle is "Pixel Perfect" also enabled. And at the bottom is "Tween Parameters" with a resourced applies to it.
A small icon of the PhantomCamera Godot addon with text next to it that reads: PhantomCamera, Minor Release 0.6.1
A graphic with a header text that reads "Version 0.6". Below, is a banner with 3 columns that reads: Editor Updater, Camera Limit (2D) and Frame Preview (2D).
A screenshot of the Path Follow page on the Phantom Camera's documentation site. The left-hand side shows the site navigation links and the right-hand side shows a page outline.