How to create REALISTIC camera shake in BLENDER using NO ADDONS 

"Cannot navigate an object with constraints" what is this?

skibidi

Don't come here if you don't know blender lmao​@@akshai.g6096

@@user-th3ii5lu7nsince you have already applied the shakify add-on, you’re not able to use the keys navigation method. Disable or remove the add on’s effect from the camera first then it’ll be working

Me too, tried camera shakify software but it didnt work and this made my backrooms found footage more realistic

I don't got blender available rn, but you could probably just keyframe the strength of the modifer to be zero during those 10 frames and have the original value keyframed before and after. Make sure the interpolation is constant if you want an instant transition.

@@just_about_everything I got it to work, thanks man :)

@@just_about_everything how do you do that?

it works the same way in all current modern versions

You can add a keyframe in the graph editor. If that doesn't work for you for any reason then render the frames up to where you want the change, then set the keyframe range from the last frame you recorded up to the end of where it sets down ( ie. There's 500 frames, render 1 thru 250. Stop. Set frame range from 250 to 500 for you secondary action) theno render the 2 peuces together in video editor seamlessly

@@DJ_Narcan Alright, thanks for the reply!

@@nah456 no problem dude!. Good luck and don't give up. You can stitch together as many sections as you need to as long as the last frame of the previous section matches the first frame of the next section. Even if it's not perfect you can hide the unmatched frames with a glitch transition or something similar. The audience doesn't know how many pieces there are if you can glue them together well