Improve this question. David David 1 1 gold badge 3 3 silver badges 14 14 bronze badges. Another thing After currentTexture. Apply ; — Mateusz. Apply ;" and i still get the same issue. This I have to remove : I though you've made your own object to render from the web camera so it should render before getting the pixels.
Show 8 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. There are few problems in your code but they are very serious problems. Your image is not completely received before you load them. This is why your image look so weird. This is the method I used in my answer: A. Get Texture2D byte array. Send the byte array length. Not the byte array but the length. The client will read the length first. Convert the received bytes to array.
This how it works now: Read the byte array from Texture2D , read the length of that array, send it to the client. Performing socket operation in the Main Thread. This is why the FPS is 5 on my computer. You should have done that inside Loom.
Length ; in the Loom. You are supposed to do the sending in another Thread. Clear fullBytes, 0, fullBytes. Any, port ; listner. Start ; while webCam. Write frameBytesLength, 0, frameBytesLength. LoadImage receivedImageBytes ; image. Improve this answer.
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In the Inspector , you will find the variables for the prefab arena tiles under the Arena Prefabs heading. Each of these has an identically named prefab in the Prefabs folder in the Project Window. Drag each one from the Prefab folder to their respective variable. Next, take a look at the Arena Objects header in the Inspector. These three GameObject variables are found in the Hierarchy Window. To wrap this tutorial up, you'll add some custom assets to a real build.
After all, that's what your users will be doing! Ensure the Target Platform is correctly assigned to the platform you are working on and click Build and Run. You're back to square one! However, the code is still in place to handle any customizations you many want to add. Navigate to the StreamingAssets folder in the Player Build. On the Mac, right-click the player and click Show Package Contents. Drop in any or all of the custom assets you've used from the starter project download under the TankArenaAllAssets folder.
Launch the player again; the customizations should be correctly applied and custom levels loaded. Here's a link to the completed project from this tutorial. In this tutorial, you learned how to use the streaming assets to customize an existing game in a number of ways.
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This is the tanks Texture file as output by the 3D modeling program. Here are a few other examples I created earlier. The SkinObject prefab is customised using the texture and filename. A x level created with any image editing package. Sign up now Website.
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