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jp.ikep.unicamex

v1.2.0

Published

MacOS virtual camera for using Apple's camera extension with Core Media I/O.

Downloads

47

Readme

UniCamEx

UniCamEx_demo

UniCamEx is a virtual camera for MacOS that can display textures output from Unity.

You can use in macOS 12.3 and later because UniCamEx use Apple's Camera Extension with Core Media I/O.

Usage

Usage for Develop send textures from Unity Editor

This repository has the demo that send textures from Unity Editor.

Check a Unity scene.

1. Install

UniCamEx can be installed with Unity Package Manager.

UniCamEx can be installed from npm or GitHub URL.

Install from npm (Recommend)

UniCamEx can be installed by adding following sections to your manifest file (Packages/manifest.json).

To the scopedRegistries section:

{
  "name": "creativeikep",
  "url": "https://registry.npmjs.com",
  "scopes": [ "jp.ikep" ]
}

To the dependencies section:

"jp.ikep.unicamex": "1.2.0"

Finally, the manifest file looks like below:

{
    "scopedRegistries": [
        {
            "name": "creativeikep",
            "url": "https://registry.npmjs.com",
            "scopes": [ "jp.ikep" ]
        }
    ],
    "dependencies": {
        "jp.ikep.unicamex": "1.2.0",
        ...
    }
}
Install from GitHub URL

UniCamEx can be installed by adding below URL on the Unity Package Manager's window

https://github.com/creativeIKEP/UniCamEx.git?path=UniCamEx_Unity/Packages/UniCamEx#v1.2.0

or, adding below sentence to your manifest file(Packages/manifest.json) dependencies block. Example is below.

{
  "dependencies": {
    "jp.ikep.unicamex": "https://github.com/creativeIKEP/UniCamEx.git?path=UniCamEx_Unity/Packages/UniCamEx#v1.2.0",
    ...
  }
}

2. Send textures from Unity Editor

You can send camera rendered images with adding a UniCamExSender component to camera in your scenes. If you want to send any video, you can do so by directly using the UniCamExPlugin class. Please refer to UniCamExSender class for usage instructions.

3. Install an Auxiliary app for UniCamEx

Download UniCamExExtensionInstaller.zip for auxiliary app of UniCamEx from release page and Open the zip file.

Move UniCamExExtensionInstaller.app to ~/Applications directory and run UniCamExExtensionInstaller.app.

4. Install UniCamEx Virtual Camera

Push Install button.

Allow using System Extension from the Mac setting if the dialog that blocked System Extension is displayed.

Then, you can select the camera named "UniCamEx" with any camera appication and can see textures output from Unity Editor!

Usage for Build the Standalone App

You must enroll the Apple Developer Program membership for building the app used System Extension.

1. Clone this repository

You must build UniCamEx project for embeding to your the Standalone App. So, you need to clone this repository.

2. Copy UniCamEx's Unity Package to Your Unity Project

Copy UniCamEx/UniCamEx_Unity/Packages/UniCamEx directory to <Your Unity Project>/Packages directory.

3. Build UniCamEx Xcode Project with Your Custom Configuration.

  1. Open UniCamEx/UniCamEx/UniCamEx.xcodeproj.
  2. Change to your custom Bundle Identifier in Extension target and the name of the App Groups in the Extension target. The name of the App Groups in the Extension target must start with the Bundle Identifier in the Extension target. Also, sign in with your Apple developer account.
  1. Change to your custom configuration in UniCamEx/UniCamEx/UniCamExConfig.swift.
  2. Set Build Configuration to Release, and build Extension and UniCamExBundle in targets.

4. Integrate Your Custom Built Items to Unity.

  1. Replace from <Your Unity Project>/Packages/UniCamEx/PostProcessData~/jp.ikep.UniCamEx.Extension.systemextension to your built .systemextension.
  2. Replace from <Your Unity Project>/Packages/UniCamEx/Plugins/macOS/UniCamExBundle.bundle to your built UniCamExBundle.bundle.
  3. Rewrite from jp.ikep.UniCamEx.Extension.systemextension to your built .systemextension file name in <Your Unity Project>/Packages/UniCamEx/Scripts/Editor/MacXcodeProjPostProcess.cs and <Your Unity Project>/Packages/UniCamEx/PostProcessData~/PostprocessBuild.py.

5. Coding for Send textures from Unity

You can send camera rendered images with adding a UniCamExSender component to camera in your scenes. Also, you can send textures using the UniCamExPlugin.Send method.

6. Export Xcode Project with Unity

Turn on "Create Xcode Project" on the Build Settings window.

Also, build from the "Clean Build..." button.

Exporting Xcode Project can does the necessary settings for Camera Extension with Core Media I/O. Necessary settings for Camera Extension with Core Media I/O is set with post process build of UniCamEx. Post process build of UniCamEx may not work if you did not build from the "Clean Build..." button.

7. Build .app with Xcode

Open exported .xcodeproj file with Xcode and sign in with your Apple developer account.

You must enroll the Apple Developer Program membership for building the app used System Extension.

You can build an app after sign in with Apple developer account that enrolled Apple Developer Program membership.

8. Run the Built App

Move built app from build directory to ~/Applications directory and run your app.

Allow using System Extension from the Mac setting if the dialog that blocked System Extension is displayed.

Then, you can select virtual camera with any camera appication and can see textures output from your app made with Unity!

SendTextureFromBuildApp

Author

IKEP

LICENSE

Copyright (c) 2023 IKEP

MIT

Others

  • UniCamEx implementation is inspired by article below and I referenced it. Thanks!
    • https://qiita.com/fuziki/items/405c681a0cae702ad092