How to open World Editor and set Camera path in Beamng Drive

BeamNG.drive: How to Use World Editor & Camera Path (Cinematic Tutorial) Want to create professional-looking cinematic shots in BeamNG.drive? In this tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to open the World Editor and master the Camera Path Editor to take your videos to the next level. Whether you're making high-speed chase scenes or epic crash compilations, these tools are essential. In this video, you will learn: How to access the BeamNG World Editor (F11 shortcut). Navigating the World Editor toolbar and finding the Camera Path tool. Recording a replay and linking it to your camera path. Setting markers and adjusting Field of View (FOV) for that perfect shot. Tips for smooth camera transitions and "instant cuts". How to hide the UI (Alt + U) for clean recording. Key Steps to Create a Cinematic Camera Path: 1. Accessing Replays: Navigate to the 'More' menu and select your desired replay file. Pause the replay once loaded (0:16-0:32). 2. Opening the Editor: Press F11 to open the World Editor, then select the Camera Path Editor from the interface (0:35-0:47). 3. Configuring the Camera: Within the interface, you can select the specific replay, adjust the timeline (using '+' or '-' keys to modify seconds), and set your preferred Field of View (FOV) (0:55-1:20). 4. Setting Markers: Switch to your target vehicle using Shift + C (1:27). Position your camera to the desired angle. Click the 'Add Marker' icon to lock in that specific camera position (1:47-1:57). 5. Refining the Path: Move to a new position on the timeline (e.g., +1 second), adjust the camera view, and add another marker. Continue this process to create fluid movement between points (2:20-3:22). 6. Previewing: Once your markers are set, play the sequence to review the cinematic motion (3:29-3:53 ).