Unity Virtual Camera

Name: Unity Virtual Camera
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Author: Unity Technologies ApS

Operate a camera in Unity

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4+
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Unity Technologies ApS
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EN
English
Size

88
MB

/!\ Support for the Unity Live Capture package and the Virtual Camera app is scheduled to end as of Unity 6.1. * This app requires a connection to the Unity Editor to function (see the requirements below). * Setup: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.live-capture@4.0/manual/virtual-camera.html Unity Virtual Camera is a simple, intuitive tool for virtual cinematography in Unity. It captures the position and orientation of your mobile device and allows you to control a camera in Unity in real time. Use Unity Virtual Camera to: - Preview and record camera motion for films, animations, games, and other content. - Block shots and discover your lens language. - Create storyboards. - Scout locations in virtual environments to explore, feel, and understand the space. Key Features: - See results in real time, both in-Editor and on the device. - Play back your takes instantly. - Adjust ergonomic controls for comfortable handling. - Record everything in a single pass, or isolate elements for finer control. - Control focus, zoom, depth-of-field, and more. - Synchronize the app data with other connected devices using a centralized timecode source. Requirements: - Computer running Windows or macOS - Unity Editor 2021.3 or later version - Live Capture (Unity package) - Private network access for both the app and the Unity Editor Documentation: - User Manual: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.live-capture@4.0/manual/virtual-camera.html - Forum: https://forum.unity.com/threads/1111255/

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Rebuilt the app using a more recent version of the Unity engine to benefit from the latest core feature improvements and fixes. This doesn't affect the Live Capture package and the Unity Editor version that you are using for your project.