Camera setup question

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Hello.

I'm trying to set up Unity for 2D+ development similar to how I set up OpenGL -- ortho camera and planes/rects with textures. Sounds easy enough.

I need a solution w$$anonymous$$ch guarantees that a bitmap that's (for example) 30x60 in Photoshop shows up EXACTLY as 30x60 wit$$anonymous$$n Unity screen space. How do I compute Camera parameters to ensure that result? There's probably some known formulaic approach, but I'm not sure how to apply it to the given parameters.

The Camera parameters I can play with appear to be "Scale" (w$$anonymous$$ch I left at 1,1,1) and "Size" (w$$anonymous$$ch I don't understand and the documentation doesn't explain very much). Through trial & error (try a number, run program, screen capture, measure, repeat) I've arrived at a "magic" value of 30 w$$anonymous$$ch seems close to correct, but I'd much prefer a more definitive approach.

Thanks, BT

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Answer by Jeston · May 12, 2011 at 08:43 PM

Orthograp$$anonymous$$c size = Screen.Height/2
Set camera.position to 0,0,0 or if you don't want the item.position(0,0,0) to be the upper left, then offset the camera.position by ( -w/2, -h/2, )

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Twanger · May 12, 2011 at 10:33 PM 0

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In my case that'd be 768/2 = 384. The number I've been using for Size is 30 and the larger Size gets, the smaller my object appears. Anything over around 150 and I can't see it at all.

Other parameters on my main camera are:

Position=Rotation=(0,0,0) Scale=(1,1,1) Clipping=1,1000 View Port Rect = XY(0,0), WH(1,1) Depth=-1

Parameters on my object are:

Position=(0,0,500) Rotation=(270,0,0) Scale=(1,1,1)

Thanks, BT

Answer 2

Answer by Twanger · May 13, 2011 at 03:47 AM

Any other ideas?

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