by 3DVision·Motion Graphics
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Updates for this product are suspended, so check the developer's page before relying on it. It supports Blender 2.79 through 2.83 and runs on Windows only, with a royalty-free license and documentation included.
First Person Camera is a rig from 3DVision that adds a first person view to Blender. It works by generating random movements, simulating a first person view that reads as realistic and natural. You can control the strength and speed of those movements.
The rig is aimed at situations like running around a city, visiting a house, or walking quietly along a beach. It's developed only for Windows users and supports Blender versions 2.79 through 2.83, with the description noting it's ready for 2.79 and 2.80. Documentation is included, and a demo video is available.
One thing to note: updates for this product are suspended, so it's a good idea to review the developer's page before building it into a project. The license is royalty free, and it's listed as free in this catalog. It has recorded 30 or more sales since publishing.
First Person Camera is best for blender artists on Windows who want a rig that produces first person camera movement for scenes like walking or running through an environment.
First Person Camera is completely free to download and use.
First Person Camera lists support for Blender versions 2.79, 2.80, 2.81, 2.82 and 2.83, and the description notes it's ready for 2.79 and 2.80 specifically. If you work across that range of releases, the rig is built to fit. For newer Blender versions beyond 2.83, check the developer's page, since compatibility past those listed releases isn't confirmed. The rig focuses on generating first person camera movement within those supported versions.
First Person Camera is developed only for Windows users, so macOS and Linux aren't covered. If you're on Windows and running a supported Blender version between 2.79 and 2.83, the rig will fit your setup. Users on other operating systems would need to look elsewhere, since the product is built specifically for Windows and no other platforms are mentioned. For any platform questions beyond that, the developer's page is the place to check.
First Person Camera currently has its updates suspended, according to a notice on the product. That means new versions or fixes may not arrive, so it's worth reviewing the developer's page before you depend on it for a project. The rig still supports Blender 2.79 through 2.83 on Windows, so it remains usable within that range, but you shouldn't expect ongoing changes while updates stay paused.
First Person Camera is listed as free in this catalog, and it carries a royalty-free license. For current licensing terms and any conditions attached to that license, check the developer's page directly, since those details can change over time. The rig ships with documentation, which can help you get set up once you've confirmed the licensing that applies to your use.
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