hey guys how are you?
I created a 2 buttons using screen image that when i tap it, it triggers a behaviur script that (for this example) turns a spesific effect.
but when i take a picture the image(texture) of the button stays in the picture
i would like to make it disapper after i take a shoot...
can you help?
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Hi,
If you upload to google drive, i will take a look for you
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1oT9liwx-kfnxPij3FSJa2JIryKEEOFzr?usp=sharing
Thanks for helping out N-Mikael!
Hi Snapli,
Thanks for sharing the project! You can do this by using a new Render Target and changing your Scene Config panel.
In the Scene Config panel, the Capture Target field represents the Render Target you want to share when you send the Snap. You can create a new Render Target for the Orthographic Camera to render only to the Live camera (viewable only prior to finishing Snap recording).
To do this, in the Resources panel > Add New > Render Target. I renamed mine to be Live Render Target
Then, select your Orthographic Camera and set it to render to that target
You can select the new Live Render Target in the Resources panel, and set its input as the original render target so your makeup can render in it.
Finally, set your Scene Config to use this new render target
Let me know if you need any clarification.
Thank you,
Jonathan
hey Jonathan
thank you so much... it worked!
very simple and accurate explanation
you're awesome....