How to make a scope which only zooms in the scope not the background

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Also im sure this will require scripts thats why i post in scripting

 

like this

 

plz i really need this

 

Unless you have unity pro, it is not possible since it is using render to texture. If you want to be really stupid you can try rendering a second (square) camera over the scope, then another camera on top of that to hide the corners of the square. It will be ugly. You need unity pro to do this kind of thing.

Alternatively you could grab a depth cut-out shader from the unity wiki, and render it on the scope, then another camera which renders behind everything else for the zoomed in bit. But these are all really bad ideas, and render to texture is the only real proper solution.

 

Yes i do have unity pro

 

So how do i render to texture?

 

Read the docs.

 

Not the docs, i hate those..

 

Alright i made a new render texture now what do i do? I made the target texture the render texture and idk then

 

alright how can i find a transparent material?

 

Alright this isn't working. Am i supposed to put the render texture onto a plane and then put the plane in the scope?

 

Looking really nooby with the quadruple post...

Yes the method you're looking for involves making a circle (or an object already with the same dimensions as the scope) and putting a texture that is the view of another camera on it. Just enable/disable the renderer when needed and move the camera in and out or change the perspective. (too lazy to look up the technical term)

 

Sorry for quad post i am noobz.

But do i put the camera as child to the cam that zooms in?

 

How can you be a noob, but have the money to shell out $1.5k for a piece of software? this, my friend, does not add up.

 

I am learning maybe?

 

I just want to have a realistic scope

 

First: create a new rendertexture and camera
Second: make the target render thing of the camera be the new rendertexture
Third: place the camera in front of the scope model make the Fov about 2-5
Fourth: apply the rendertexture to the lens (glass) of the scope
If the scope looks weird then it is probably the lens piece if so then use a modeling program such as Blender, Cinema 4d, or 3ds max to make a square then cut the edges into a circle
You might want an aiming script to make the model move to where you want it I recommend
http://www.unifycommunity.com/wiki/index.php?title=AimDownSights
But you will need to change so of the numbers in the script to fit with your model
Hope this helps

 

Wish you would've come along earlier I actually figured it out last night

 

I just did that yesterday.

Create a Camera in the scope, create a new render texture, in the camera that you created set that new render texture to the target texture, now in your scope create a flat cilynder and put it in your scope, now create a material with the Render Texture oh and low down you camera FOV.



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oh srry i didn't see that you've figured it out. Anyway...

 

this is all good and true, but what about the scopes that are not aligning to the centre of the screen, this is causing a really big issue when they 2 cameras are aligned in the view but they are not in the game when zoomed it is off center, and every time i correct this it does it again. any idea what it is caused by?

 

I would recommend you check the date of the last post in this topic before becoming Dr Frankenstein.