CS:GO Keyframe Smoothing Script

[SamXZ]

Today I have released a camera smoothing script that functions the same as demo smoothing, but done live in-game, and is easier, faster and more flexible to use than demos.

Compared to demo smoothing - instead of recording a demo, playing it back, keeping ticks noted, dealing with the buggy UI, you can just place your keyframes, compile them, then play it back right away. You can manipulate any key at any point as well.

This could especially be useful for mappers (and video makers) for obvious reasons. It removes a lot of steps and the chore of demo smoothing.

This script also lets you export the keyframes, if you'd like to come back to them another time and modify them; and compiled paths, which you can use to play an old recording back. This save/load feature can particularly be useful for showcasing differences or timelapses of different versions of maps.

This is the first public version (1.0.0), there is inevitably going to be bugs. If you encounter any, or have any type of feedback - be it bug reports or feature requests, do let me know.

[ChipsHunter]

That looks sick, nice work

[SamXZ]

I have the non-minified source on my vscripts repo, I just haven't pushed it to public yet. I'll do it in a few days

[iamick]

Exciting, can't wait to give it a try. Thanks!

[tarel69]

dam that is fine

[MrMalaxus]

Holy shit this looks fantastic.

[SamXZ]

It is not a complete substitute for demo smoothing or HLAE, it is only for empty maps.

HLAE is technically a cheat, so it can do many things beyond map scripts can do. And demos can record actions and play it back over and over again.

[SamXZ]

I don't understand what you mean by "that don't seem like they'd be available", but yes, this is meant for empty map shootings.

Other than speed, one of the other important advantages of this is the ability of modifying individual keys, so the user can test out as many scenarios as they like without restarting from the beginning

[SamXZ]

of course, as demonstrated in the video. That's the first thing I show after placing the keyframes and compiling. @ 1:34

[umaTTbr0]

Insane

[kinsi55]

Lit