# CameraModifier\_CameraShake

The full name of this is `UECameraModifier_CameraShake`. The purpose of this class is to replace the original  `UCameraModifier_CameraShake` class in order to alleviate the trouble that you have to create a new camera shake class from blueprint each time you want to call a new type of camera shake. With this class, you can create various types of camera shakes using a single node [StartCameraShakeWave ](https://sulleyyys-organization.gitbook.io/manuals-of-ccs/blueprint-nodes-list/eplayercameramanager#startcamerashake-wave)and [StartCameraShakePerlin](https://sulleyyys-organization.gitbook.io/manuals-of-ccs/blueprint-nodes-list/eplayercameramanager#startcamerashake-perlin).

If you create a new class inherited from `EPlayerCameraManager`, you can find that the default camera modifier has been replaced by this class (with prefix character `E`).

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