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@@SpeedTutor yeah, especially the puzzle and interactable stuff in the asset store, that will help with my development. Thank you so much for your work!
This is great! I was wondering if there is a way to store the pictures into some kind of photo album for later viewing, such as in Legend of Zelda titles? Any help would be good!
You could create yourself a little inventory that stores all of the images you've taken, because we save the images into a variable. Use that variable to put into a free inventory slot. You could use a ScriptableObject and things like that.
Hey, Matt. Would it be possible for you to create a video tutorial explaining how to save each and every screenshot into an album for subsequent viewing? My game has photography so it would be a really nice mechanic to have.
@@SpeedTutor I’m making something similar to Pokémon snap. I mainly needed the render target process portion of the tutorial. Then I moved on to interface tutorials.
Very Handy !! I remember doing something simular for my Google Play Store Games.. they need to be certain pixals x and y, and I got fed up doing it in Photoshop, so I wrote a an app for it !!
@@SpeedTutor ive put a few things on Google play store and the only thing that does my head is , the exact pixel size of the screen shots needed. I seen someone do a screen saver and adapted it,I can't even remember were I've put the project now lol
@@SpeedTutor Thank you, but I want to ask you a really important question. So in my game I want the player to click on the place that they want to take the picture of, so I figured out a solution: you take the mouse position, then get the opposite of the mouse position, then you set the photo display area position to that value. This way, the visible part of the picture aligns with the place you clicked on. Except that doesn't work AT ALL. I tried this multiple times, but all the photo display area does is that it teleports out of bounds to a random place. I found other solutions to why the photo display area might go to a random place, but I don't know that many codes and functions as much as you do. SO PLEASE HELP ME, can you make any suggestions on how to write a script like that???? 😥😥😥😥
Matt, can I give people some advice m8? Never NEVER never call one of your scripts scenemanager lol..I imported my retro loading screen asset into my project, and it took me an hour and a half working out why I wasn't getting my menu screen scene loading in my game scene to work.lol DOH !
Is there a way to make the camera UI to not show up until you press a button? Sort of like how you wouldn’t always have the camera up in your face until you bring it up and look through to take the picture if that makes sense
Try using canvas.SetActive. Then use an if statement to bind that to a button. My code would look like this: public GameObject canvas; void Update() { if (Input.GetKeyDown("k")) { canvas.SetActive(!canvas.activeSelf); } }
Hey, I used a second camera which has more of a zoom, and moved the creation of a texture2D into the Ienumerator that captures the photo. I'm still getting really 'wide' photos. Any idea why it wont recreate the visuals of the zoomed in camera?
@@SpeedTutor All good, figured it out. The solution was a bit different. I had the 2nd camera render to a render texture, and then changed the texture 2d to use the camera.activetexture width and height to create the tex2d. Tis bypasses the need to make a rect. Instead of using ReadPixels, I used Graphics.CopyTexture instead
@@SpeedTutor If you look at it at 19:32, you're talking about the UI you added to the corner and the center of the screen Project - > UI 요소 - > Camera_Centre_Cross And I want to know where I can get the sound effects of 20 minutes and 44 seconds. Effect of clicking or shutter sound I was deeply impressed by your video and worked on it, and I was wondering where I could get the UI you used in the video
As these images are all saved into a Texture2D and Sprites within the code, you could then use them in a photo viewer for later use. If you kept that in a list of some sort for later! :)
Let me know what you think of this tutorial! I think it's a really cool effect, I hope you all find it helpful!
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Going to mess with this a lot today, thanks for the walkthrough my friend and that game is looking very atmospheric!!!
Thanks man! I really appreciate it. You let me know how it goes! :)
this video wins you a subscriber. Great work
Thanks so much, Calvin! I'm happy to have you and I hope you find more great things you'll like! :D
@@SpeedTutor yeah, especially the puzzle and interactable stuff in the asset store, that will help with my development. Thank you so much for your work!
Loved this man! Awesome work 👊
I really appreciate that, thanks very much my friend! :D
This is great! I was wondering if there is a way to store the pictures into some kind of photo album for later viewing, such as in Legend of Zelda titles? Any help would be good!
You could create yourself a little inventory that stores all of the images you've taken, because we save the images into a variable. Use that variable to put into a free inventory slot. You could use a ScriptableObject and things like that.
Love your vids! Great work.
Thanks man, I really appreciate that! :D
Hey, Matt. Would it be possible for you to create a video tutorial explaining how to save each and every screenshot into an album for subsequent viewing? My game has photography so it would be a really nice mechanic to have.
I'll see what I can do! :)
@@SpeedTutorstill waiting 😅
Great tutorial - nice job!
Thanks man, I appreciate it! :)
Thank you for this!
You're very welcome, what are you using it in? :)
@@SpeedTutor I’m making something similar to Pokémon snap. I mainly needed the render target process portion of the tutorial. Then I moved on to interface tutorials.
Great tutorial!
I really appreciate it! :) What are you using this for?
I'm using it with 'native gallery' package to implement a phone camera mechanic for an app. I will try to graduate from university with this.
Very Handy !! I remember doing something simular for my Google Play Store Games.. they need to be certain pixals x and y, and I got fed up doing it in Photoshop, so I wrote a an app for it !!
You're a smart man Roy! When did you release that?
@@SpeedTutor ive put a few things on Google play store and the only thing that does my head is , the exact pixel size of the screen shots needed. I seen someone do a screen saver and adapted it,I can't even remember were I've put the project now lol
Haha, you must have thousands of folders and files!
@@SpeedTutor 3x 500GB ssd's 1x3 terabyte hd and 1x1 terabyte hd
I haven't wachted the video yet but I want to know if this works in 2D too.
It should work with whatever game you want to create :)
@@SpeedTutor Thank you, but I want to ask you a really important question. So in my game I want the player to click on the place that they want to take the picture of, so I figured out a solution: you take the mouse position, then get the opposite of the mouse position, then you set the photo display area position to that value. This way, the visible part of the picture aligns with the place you clicked on. Except that doesn't work AT ALL. I tried this multiple times, but all the photo display area does is that it teleports out of bounds to a random place. I found other solutions to why the photo display area might go to a random place, but I don't know that many codes and functions as much as you do. SO PLEASE HELP ME, can you make any suggestions on how to write a script like that???? 😥😥😥😥
How to save these images in an album to get it later in game gallery? Please guide
Matt, can I give people some advice m8? Never NEVER never call one of your scripts scenemanager lol..I imported my retro loading screen asset into my project, and it took me an hour and a half working out why I wasn't getting my menu screen scene loading in my game scene to work.lol DOH !
Haha, of course you can mention anything you want! :) Always great to share tips. Haha. Oh no, what did you rename it to?
@@SpeedTutor just added a s to scene so to scenesmanager
Haha! Very good thinking! Sometimes such tiny things can mess you up.
Anyway of being able to take these photos but also capture the canvas?
Is there a way to make the camera UI to not show up until you press a button? Sort of like how you wouldn’t always have the camera up in your face until you bring it up and look through to take the picture if that makes sense
Try using canvas.SetActive. Then use an if statement to bind that to a button. My code would look like this:
public GameObject canvas;
void Update()
{
if (Input.GetKeyDown("k"))
{
canvas.SetActive(!canvas.activeSelf);
}
}
Hey, I used a second camera which has more of a zoom, and moved the creation of a texture2D into the Ienumerator that captures the photo. I'm still getting really 'wide' photos. Any idea why it wont recreate the visuals of the zoomed in camera?
That's not something I can answer which testing it myself - Is it something you could put into ChatGPT or something similar to give you some thoughts?
@@SpeedTutor All good, figured it out. The solution was a bit different. I had the 2nd camera render to a render texture, and then changed the texture 2d to use the camera.activetexture width and height to create the tex2d. Tis bypasses the need to make a rect. Instead of using ReadPixels, I used Graphics.CopyTexture instead
Amazing! Thanks for sharing your solution and thoughts. I hope it will help others out in the future :)
영상에서 18:52에 카메라 UI를 사용했는데 카메라 UI는 어디서 얻나요??
음향 효과 포함
What are you asking?
@@SpeedTutor If you look at it at 19:32, you're talking about the UI you added to the corner and the center of the screen
Project - > UI 요소 - > Camera_Centre_Cross
And I want to know where I can get the sound effects of 20 minutes and 44 seconds.
Effect of clicking or shutter sound
I was deeply impressed by your video and worked on it, and I was wondering where I could get the UI you used in the video
@@SpeedTutor And I'm very happy for your reply
Would this work with 2D?
It's taking whatever your screen is rendering so I don't see why not :)
@@SpeedTutor Nice, thank you!!
Hi does it support unity 2019.3v?
Yes, absolutely! :)
Can I save the texture as a png in a folder ?
So u can look at all the pictures you made in a "photo book" in the game
As these images are all saved into a Texture2D and Sprites within the code, you could then use them in a photo viewer for later use. If you kept that in a list of some sort for later! :)
@@SpeedTutor thank you