spookycookies | Downpour Camera Glitches 6: Cinéma Vérité (Street) @spookycookies19 | Uploaded August 2014 | Updated October 2024, 59 minutes ago.
There are 3 camera glitches you can do inside the "film" of the Cinema Verite sidequest in Silent Hill Downpour. This part covers the glitches from the street section. More information below.
Video List:
Devils' Pitstop (1 glitch) youtube.com/watch?v=ESeVv5L0Tvo
Centennial Building (7 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=j9JsaMkh2pk
Centennial Otherworld (2 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=LvNHD1VEX0E
St. Maria's Monastery (2 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=Fj95mlFqr-I
Monastery Otherworld (1 glitch) youtube.com/watch?v=x0fIQ4dl4nc
Cinema Verite Street (3 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=gOKidr_T4ts
Cinema Verite House (5 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=7MYnr1sdHgI
*Note* There are three other camera angle shifts in the street section (1 near the car and 2 in the yard leading to the house) but I have not been able to glitch those angles away. It may be possible, I don't know.
How do I do these camera glitches?
For the two glitches in the street you need to run in circles at the angle shift point on the sidewalk. For the house entrance, you can equip the lighter and try to glitch it out by moving back and forth in small increments.
What happens with this glitch?
These are special glitches from those in previous videos, because you aren't trying to take a free angle from one area and put it into another: instead, you're creating a free angle from two static angles by screwing with the angle shift point. It's very weird.
Does this work for all static camera angles?
From what I've been able to do, no. The only ones I've been able to glitch out are found in this short video series. If you don't see it in this series, that means it might not be possible (even though I always hold hope).
Why does this work?
In the areas where this works, those areas' perspectives were originally "free", and at some point in development they forced the "static" angle in. Which means if you can do this glitch, you'll see the area from the perspective it originally had. This isn't an official explanation, but it makes sense.
Does this trick work in the opposite way? Can you glitch a static angle into an area with a free angle?
No. That doesn't even make sense, my dear Frodo. The reason this glitch works is you're removing an artificially inserted static angle.. You can't add an angle to a room that never had it in the first place.
There are 3 camera glitches you can do inside the "film" of the Cinema Verite sidequest in Silent Hill Downpour. This part covers the glitches from the street section. More information below.
Video List:
Devils' Pitstop (1 glitch) youtube.com/watch?v=ESeVv5L0Tvo
Centennial Building (7 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=j9JsaMkh2pk
Centennial Otherworld (2 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=LvNHD1VEX0E
St. Maria's Monastery (2 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=Fj95mlFqr-I
Monastery Otherworld (1 glitch) youtube.com/watch?v=x0fIQ4dl4nc
Cinema Verite Street (3 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=gOKidr_T4ts
Cinema Verite House (5 glitches) youtube.com/watch?v=7MYnr1sdHgI
*Note* There are three other camera angle shifts in the street section (1 near the car and 2 in the yard leading to the house) but I have not been able to glitch those angles away. It may be possible, I don't know.
How do I do these camera glitches?
For the two glitches in the street you need to run in circles at the angle shift point on the sidewalk. For the house entrance, you can equip the lighter and try to glitch it out by moving back and forth in small increments.
What happens with this glitch?
These are special glitches from those in previous videos, because you aren't trying to take a free angle from one area and put it into another: instead, you're creating a free angle from two static angles by screwing with the angle shift point. It's very weird.
Does this work for all static camera angles?
From what I've been able to do, no. The only ones I've been able to glitch out are found in this short video series. If you don't see it in this series, that means it might not be possible (even though I always hold hope).
Why does this work?
In the areas where this works, those areas' perspectives were originally "free", and at some point in development they forced the "static" angle in. Which means if you can do this glitch, you'll see the area from the perspective it originally had. This isn't an official explanation, but it makes sense.
Does this trick work in the opposite way? Can you glitch a static angle into an area with a free angle?
No. That doesn't even make sense, my dear Frodo. The reason this glitch works is you're removing an artificially inserted static angle.. You can't add an angle to a room that never had it in the first place.
