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First, CONGRATS!
Turning on and off your default render layer on the camera is probably the best way to do this. To start though, you need both your cameras rendering. In your scene, create a second camera by selecting Add New -> Camera in the Objects Window. Make sure the new camera's Input field is set to Device Camera Texture. Then, in your Window window, select Add New -> Texture -> From Camera and select your newly added camera. Finally, select the original camera and set its input field to this newly created output camera texture. This will create a rendering chain so that everything both cameras see will be rendered.
Next, I created a simple script that enables and disables the default render layer based on the toggle checkbox in the inspector. Bind this to Initialized, link the two cameras and each time you press the toggle checkbox you should see it reflected in the preview window.
Here's a demo:
Hey Patrick, can you elaborate a bit on what you're trying to do? Are you trying to toggle between multiple scene cameras?
Hey Travis yes absolutely toggle between scene cameras. Sorry new born struggling with doing both :)
Dude thank you !! Above and beyond! Excellent response thank you!!
NP, happy to help!
how do i import the script?
here is the message it sends me when i use your code
16:04:34 TypeError: cannot read property 'getAllRenderLayers' of undefined
at removeAllRenderLayers (Scripts/Script:19)
at [anon] (Scripts/Script:8) preventsyield
Dude really this 101 on using script go through the tutorial and guides it’s really simple look at your object in the inspector see if anything is missing
Sorry i've never used script before no need to get offended.
Dude not offended but if I just give you the answer you won’t learn and then you won’t be able to progress and reach full potential. It’s great snap opened up lens studio and it uses JavaScript (def go ramp up on that) also I am british and always blunt :D take with pinch of salt but learn the program and tutorisls and guides they are really good and clear ! :D
Hey Corey,
Definitely check out the Scripting guides when you get a chance. These guides guide will walk you through the process of creating a simple script in Lens Studio - step by step.
Let us know if you run into any issues following them!
Best,
Kaitlyn