โบ๏ธUnity Recorder
Render directly to video and more with Unity's free package
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Render directly to video and more with Unity's free package
Last updated
Instead of using RenderToDisk, you may also render your creations using Recorder, a free Unity package that includes the ability to render several formats including 360 video.
Recorder works with Timeflow 1.2.2 or later without any additional setup, however if using a prior version make sure that the Timeflow FPS setting matches the Recorder Target FPS for timing accuracy.
To use Recorder, locate and install it in the Unity Package Manager. Then open it from the main menu under:
Windows/General/Recorder/Recorder Window
When using Timeflow controlled by Unity Timeline, it is suggested to turn off Auto Play to allow Timeline to fully control the timing.
For more information, please refer to the documentation:
https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.recorder@2.5/manual/index.html