Go to the asset’s settings within the Inspector window and add a Blit Render Feature to the asset by selecting Add Renderer Feature > Blit. Within the Project window, select your project’s main Renderer asset (usually listed as “Forward Renderer”). Select your scene’s newly added PhotoMode prefab and use the Inspector to assign your Player object (or other object you want Photo Mode to focus on) to the “Player Object” field within the Photo Mode script component. In your Project window, locate the “PhotoMode” prefab within PhotoMode > Prefabs and drag it into your scene. Import the Photo Mode package into your project by navigating to Assets > Import Package > Custom Package. Ensure all required packages are added before importing Photo Mode and that your scene with the Cinemachine Brain and Virtual Camera is open. Open a Unity project with the requirements listed above. If importing this demo into your own project, be sure to have the following packages installed: Cinemachine v2.6.5 +, Input System v1.0.2 +, TextMeshPro v3.0.6 +Ī scene containing a Cinemachine Brain and Virtual Camera (set to your preference)Ĭontext for these steps can be viewed in our Photo Mode Overview Video.ĭownload the Photo Mode package from this repo’s Releases page.
This package requires Unity version 2020.3 LTS or higher, along with the Universal Render Pipeline. Photo Mode comes with the following features: View Roll, View Distance, Focus Distance, Aperture, Exposure, Contrast, Saturation, Vignette, Filters, Frames, Stickers, Camera Height, Camera Rotation, Rule of Thirds Grid, & Hide UI. The primary Unity features used in this package include the Universal Render Pipeline, UI system, Cinemachine, Input System, Post-Processing, and Shader Graph. The package also comes with a demo scene for reference and all required scripts, UI, and assets for out-of-the-box functionality.
The included prefab works across a variety of game styles and can be customized to your specific needs.
#Unity vr photo viewing Pc#
The Photo Mode package is a gateway for adding in-game photography systems to your PC and console Unity projects.
0 kommentar(er)
