Making a zoom immersive with 3D motion

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3D tilt isn't a separate, always-on effect — it's a property you switch on for a specific zoom block. Select a block, flip "Make this zoom 3D / immersive," and the camera push for that block becomes a perspective tilt too: one smooth, immersive move instead of two effects competing with each other.

Styles

Follow tilts based on your cursor position. Cinematic and Strong are stronger/weaker takes on the same idea. Float and Sway animate gently over time instead of following the cursor. Tilt L, Tilt R, Isometric, and Top-down are fixed angles for a more deliberate, staged look.

Spotting 3D blocks on the timeline

Zoom blocks with 3D enabled show up in a different color on the Zoom track, so you can tell at a glance which of your zooms are immersive without opening each one.

Everything rides along

Your cursor, click ripples, and any annotations you've added are all part of the same layer that gets pushed and tilted — an arrow you drew stays glued to what it's pointing at even mid-zoom, instead of floating independently on top.