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Time.captureFramerate

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public static var captureFramerate: int;
public static int captureFramerate;

Description

Slows game playback time to allow screenshots to be saved between frames.

If this property has a non-zero value then frame update will occur at an interval of (1.0 / captureFramerate) regardless of real time and the time required to render a frame. This is useful if you want to capture a movie where you need a constant frame rate and leave enough time between frames to save screen images.

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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

// Capture frames as a screenshot sequence. Images are // stored as PNG files in a folder - these can be combined into // a movie using image utility software (eg, QuickTime Pro).

public class ExampleClass : MonoBehaviour { // The folder to contain our screenshots. // If the folder exists we will append numbers to create an empty folder. public string folder = "ScreenshotFolder"; public int frameRate = 25; void Start() { // Set the playback framerate (real time will not relate to game time after this). Time.captureFramerate = frameRate;

// Create the folder System.IO.Directory.CreateDirectory(folder); }

void Update() { // Append filename to folder name (format is '0005 shot.png"') string name = string.Format("{0}/{1:D04} shot.png", folder, Time.frameCount);

// Capture the screenshot to the specified file. ScreenCapture.CaptureScreenshot(name); } }

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