Continuous Snapshot
Continuous Snapshot takes a set number of continuous snapshots and saves the textures to an array. When the max count is reached, snapshots saved first will be replaced by more recent ones.
Input
| Name | Data type | Description |
| Start | Exec | Start capturing snapshots |
| Stop | Exec | Stop capturing snapshots |
| Clear All | Exec | Clear all captured snapshots |
| Camera Texture | Render Texture | The camera to pull from |
| Max Count | Number | The number of textures saved in the array |
| Resolution Ratio | Number | The resolution of the output texture |
Output
| Name | Data type | Description |
| Exit | Exec | Execute the next node |
| Snapshot Textures | Array<Texture2D> | The array that saves all the captured textures. 0 represents the most-recently captured snapshot. |
Example
Download the following project file to create this demo effect:
In this example, the canvas is divided into four images, each being set by a different item of a Continuous Snapshot array. A camera feed has been applied to an unlit plane which is being rendered by the CameraFeed camera.
he render texture is then fed into a Continuous Snapshot node and four different items are pulled from the array to create the above delayed effect.
