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Taking photos

PreviousUnity IntegrationNextHow to import into Unreal Engine 5

Last updated 9 months ago

You can take photos directly within the app.

Open the Scenes menu, go to the Viewpoints tab, and click on the viewpoint with the trigger button to open the viewpoint preview. It allows you to see what your screenshot will look like. You can adjust the viewpoint or objects and see the changes in real time in the preview.

Use the FOV slider to adjust the FOV for more precise photos. Activate the "Show space info in screenshot" toggle if you want to add space info to your screenshot.

Click on the "Take screenshot" button to take a photo. It will appear in the Exported folder in your files in the .

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