Getting Started

To begin, import the API from the Unity Asset Store.
Once the API is imported, you can begin to write recording code. Let's create a recorder to record a WebCamTexture.
RecordWebCam.cs
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using UnityEngine;
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using System.Threading.Tasks;
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using NatSuite.Recorders;
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public class RecordWebCam : MonoBehaviour {
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    async void Start () {
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        // Start the webcam
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        var cameraTexture = new WebCamTexture();
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        cameraTexture.Play();
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        // Wait for user to smile :)
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        await Task.Delay(2000);
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        // Create a recorder
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        var recorder = new GIFRecorder(
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            cameraTexture.width,    // image width
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            cameraTexture.height,   // image height
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            0.1f                    // frame duration in seconds
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        );
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        // Record 20 frames
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        for (var i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
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            // Commit frame
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            recorder.CommitFrame(cameraTexture.GetPixels32());            
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            // Wait a bit before next commit
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            await Task.Delay(150);
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        }
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        // All done
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        var path = await recorder.FinishWriting();
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    }
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}
Copied!
Add this component to any game object in your scene and enter Play mode. After about 5 seconds, you should find a .gif file sitting in your project folder!
This is the general pattern you will follow when working with NatCorder. Before going into more details, look through the minimum requirements for developing with and deploying NatCorder.

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Requirements

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