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CaptureScene

CaptureScene is an editor window script for Unity that allows you to capture screenshots of the scene with customizable resolution options.

Features

  • 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.

Usage

  1. Open the Unity Editor.
  2. In the Unity Editor menu, go to Window > Bonnate > CaptureScene to open the CaptureScene window.
  3. 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.
  4. Click the Capture Screenshot button to capture a screenshot of the scene with the specified resolution.
  5. The screenshot will be saved in the Assets/Screenshots/ folder with a timestamped filename (e.g., screenshotYYMMddHHmmssff.png).
  6. The Unity Editor's project folder will be refreshed to display the newly created screenshot.
  7. 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

Installation

  1. Download the CaptureScene.cs script from the GitHub repository
  2. In your Unity project, navigate to the Assets folder.
  3. This script is already set up for Editor only, so it doesn't matter where you are in the folder.
  4. Copy the CaptureScene.cs script into the Assets/Editor folder.
  5. The script will be automatically compiled by Unity and available for use.

Requirements

  • Unity Editor

Notes

  • Make sure to customize the folder path in the CaptureScreenshot method 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.

License

This script does not have any license, and you can modify it, deploy it, or use it freely. enjoy!

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