The snapshot tools allow users to create camera positions, filters, poses & overlays that can be used for taking awesome pictures in Sinespace using the snapshot system. In the tutorials below we will cover how to make and upload your own snapshot tools that you can sell in the shop or share with other users.
In the drop down menu select About Sinespace and create a new region by clicking the Create region button in the box that appears.
In the hierarchy select the landmark and disable it, we wont be needing it for this tutorial.
We want to be able to preview what we are doing so at the top of the main window grab the game tab and drag it down and to the right to make a split screen as show above.
In the hierarchy right click to add a camera to the scene.
In the search bar above the project window search for 2017 male or female avatar, drag the model into the hierarchy.
In your scene window use your mouse & scroll wheel to position yourself on the avatar, in hierarchy select the main camera and press cntrl-shift-f to focus the camera on the avatar.
Snapshot filters are used to change the post processing effects while using the snapshot tool, we use Unity's post processing tools to create an effect to upload to Sinespace.
In order to see the changes we make to the post processing effects we need to add a post processing layer to the main camera. Select the camera in the hierarchy and click the add component button in the inspector, add the post processing layer component.
In your project window right click and select create/post processing profile, name it custom profile (you can name this whatever you like).
In the hierarchy select the Post Processing Settings and make sure Is Global is checked, set a high priority number 99999999 and then drag your custom profile from the project window into the profile section of the post processing volume component. Important : make sure that the layer at the top of the inspector is set to transparentFX.
Click on the custom profile in the project window then in the inspector click add effect, for this tutorial we will only be using the color grading tools but you can add any effects you like.
At this point we can check to see if the post processing effects are working by changing the post-exposure in the inspector window to an extreme value. You should now see an over exposed effect in our "preview window".