when it comes to putting a camera view on a plane, there's nothing easier than an RTT. The sampling used for RTT's happens before (upstream-of) post-process effects. So, downstream/postprocess things such as edgesRendering and fog.
RenderTargetTextures use views from cameras. It was done to prevent the 4 monitors being viewed in monitor #1 view.
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On the positive side, ArcGIS Pro shows overlapping areas of transparent polygons as darker, whereas ArcMap only shows a flattened view where the top polygon prevails. Im using 10 class breaks, which makes for a lot of clicks. beta set to zero, so it aims straight down (line 11), and of course, that camera can be position-scrolled in all directions. The method Im using now requires 7 clicks/keystrokes for each symbol. There is some versatility to the RTT (renderTargetTexture).Ĭamera 3 has its. a person MIGHT be able to place (and parent) an "overlay" transparency atop camera 3, too (such as a road map that ONLY shows in THAT view). to display the RTT upon.Īs another feature. This method avoids the hassles of placing extra viewports, and instead. In the PG above, camera 3 and tv/monitor #3 (third camera-parented plane at the bottom of the canvas). Has anyone mentioned the renderTargetTexture method of overhead map view? It is almost the same as extra cam/extra viewport method, except no drag'n'drop allowed on overhead map. With a few more points, you should be able to automatically calculate any new map positions, I think Get the outer bounds of the map, and link this offset to the outer bounds of the scene/level. Get the center of the map, and link this offset to the zero position of the player mesh What I've done (Nothing more than a test), might produce issues when using velocity instead of units, but I guess the following would work:
Try moving the sphere around using the WASD keys, and see how the dot on the minimap responds to that.Ī better way would be to use the actual position of the sphere/player, and then find a way to convert these coordinates to your 2D map.
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This would allow you to create and style your own map in any image-editing package like Photoshop or GiMP, and then "simply" update the minimap-player's position when needed (Doing movement etc). Was actually thinking about some kind of unit conversion between 3D space and a fixed size div, in which you could plug the map.
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