CaptureScene is an editor window script for Unity that allows you to capture screenshots of the scene with customizable resolution options.
- Choose from predefined resolutions or set a custom resolution.
- Automatically calculates the aspect ratio based on the selected resolution.
- Saves the captured screenshot as a PNG file in the specified folder.
- Refreshes the Unity Editor's project folder to display the newly created screenshot.
- Open the Unity Editor.
- In the Unity Editor menu, go to Window > Bonnate > CaptureScene to open the
CaptureScenewindow. - In the window, select the desired resolution from the Resolution dropdown menu. If you choose Custom, enter the custom aspect ratio width and height in the respective text fields.
- Click the Capture Screenshot button to capture a screenshot of the scene with the specified resolution.
- The screenshot will be saved in the Assets/Screenshots/ folder with a timestamped filename (e.g., screenshotYYMMddHHmmssff.png).
- The Unity Editor's project folder will be refreshed to display the newly created screenshot.
- When you enable the [Use Scene Ratio] toggle, you can take pictures at the rate of the current Scene screen while maintaining the width size.
Here is a video example demonstrating how to use the CaptureScene script: YouTube link
- Download the CaptureScene.cs script from the GitHub repository
- In your Unity project, navigate to the Assets folder.
- This script is already set up for Editor only, so it doesn't matter where you are in the folder.
- Copy the CaptureScene.cs script into the Assets/Editor folder.
- The script will be automatically compiled by Unity and available for use.
- Unity Editor
- Make sure to customize the folder path in the
CaptureScreenshotmethod if you want to save the screenshots in a different location. - This script is intended for use in the Unity Editor and may not work in a standalone build.
This script does not have any license, and you can modify it, deploy it, or use it freely. enjoy!
- Developed by Bonnate