I am preparing a proposal for a client and I thought I better check something before I promise I can deliver it. Can you capture a photo or short video of an AR Foundation experience to save to a device to share with others. If so is it a difficult process? Is it documented somewhere? It must be able to be done somehow as Unity themselves shows a video to demonstrate AR Foundation on their website but I don’t see it prominently mentioned anywhere on the forums or the Unity site.
This sounds like a general Unity question and not specific to ARFoundation. iOS has a built-in mechanism to capture a screen recording. There are many free and paid apps for Android which do this. If you want to capture a Unity app programmatically (which I think is what you want to do), there are 3rd party solutions on the Asset Store. A quick Google search turned up this one, for example.
Capturing an image works pretty well, however I failed to record a video on android. I tried NatCorder, but it doesn’t work with ArCore. If someone got good recording results with ArCore I’d appreciate some advice.
my friend , you are only proving my point
the unity API of ScreenCapture is the expected API that i dream of having. but since ArFoundation uses different computer vision calculations, I expect them to expose a simpler API call for us.
actually, i have eventually used ScreenCapture, but i had to remove all the redundant UI, make the snap, and then bring the UI again. this is a hassle. we should have a simpler way to do so.
It seems that the owner isn’t looking for this topic, but I wanna ask. Based on the same issue. Like Pokemon GO, you can open your camera, place the Pokemon on the ground and take a picture of it. As far as I search for it, I couldn’t find anything that could help me at all. My idea wasn’t to get a screenshot with all the UI there, was simply to take a photo, like your camera could do and save or share somewhere. And Pokemon GO was built in Unity, I would love to learn how they do it.