Use Multiple Cameras With Different Target Display in Unity To See Multiple Views Of The Environment
Add a new camera and set its target display to a new display that Unity provides!
If you have a player camera but you also need to see the environment and playing around Scene View each time can be waste of a time.
In this scenario, I opt for creating a temporary camera and make it look at the environment the way I want to see it. When every check is done, say goodbye to the additional camera. You have a choice of adding and rendering 7 more cameras/points of view to the game environment.
If this sounds appealing, something you can use to ease your game development process, have a look at the video!
0:00 Introduction & Walkthrough
1:53 Add A New Camera
4:17 Visit Unity Camera Docs
5:12 Outro
#target #display #camera #unityTutorial
Question of the video:
Does the game arena resemble you as a symbol from a series?
(Answer is in my Twitter, but hey I believe I am not alone)
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I hope this will help you and if there was a point not clear let me know in the comments.
Simple Drag & Shoot mechanics developed with Unity,
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SteamVR tutorials,
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Here are some written tutorials https://devsplorer.wordpress.com/
I generally Tweet sneak peeks to mechanics: / eccegd
Also, If you would give feedback on the overall performance of the video you would make me very happy. I plan to make more videos and want to improve along the way and each feedback is very valuable.
Thanks for reading up to this point and see you in the next explorations :)
Have a target day!