Caméra

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La Caméra est un outil en jeu permettant aux utilisateurs de prendre des photos afin de capturer leurs expériences au sein de VRChat.

Comment y accéder

Il existe plusieurs manières d'accéder à la caméra dans VRChat :

  • Ouvrir le menu d'action, sélectionner Outil puis Caméra.
  • Ouvrir le menu rapide et cliquer sur l'onglet caméra situé en dessous. Le menu rapide fournis les paramètres pour tous les modes de caméra.
  • Double-cliquer sur le bouton de la caméra en dessous du menu rapide. Cela ouvrira la caméra ou la retirera.
  • Open the Action Menu, select Tools, then select Camera.
  • Open the Quick Menu and click on the Camera tab on the bottom row. The Quick Menu provides options for all camera modes.
  • Double-click the Camera tab on the bottom tab of the Quick Menu. This will immediately take out or put away the camera.

Modes

Camera tab in the Quick Menu.

The camera modes determine how the camera behaves when taking a photo. There are seven camera modes which corresponds to different features:

Local Photo
After taken, it captures a regular photo. This is the default mode.
Multi Layer
After taken, it captures a photo and creates images of each enabled mask. This mode does support focus or filters and may cause frame lag.
It can create up to three additional images (besides the regular photo): "Environment", "Player" (Combines the Local & Remote Player masks), and "UI". The "Player" & "UI" masks save with alpha transparency.
Stream
Replaces the desktop view with the camera view. In desktop mode, the "Spout Stream" toggle will appear, allowing the user to receive the camera view through supported applications.
The "Spout Stream" toggle requires applications to support the Spout protocol to receive the camera view.
This mode is only available on PC.
Gallery
After taken, a UI appears allowing the user to zoom, reposition and mirror the photo within a rectangular crop. "Save & Apply" saves it to the Photo Gallery section of the Inventory. Requires VRC+.
User Icon
After taken, a UI appears allowing the user to zoom, reposition and mirror the photo within a circular crop. "Save & Apply" saves it to the User Icon section of the Inventory and will automatically set the user icon to it. Requires VRC+.
Sticker
See also Stickers for more detailed information.
Shows a square outline, highlighting the cropping region. After taken, the "Create Sticker" UI appears, allowing the user to zoom, reposition and mirror the photo with six preset crops. "Save" saves it to the Stickers section of the Inventory. Requires VRC+.
Print
See also Prints for more detailed information.
After taken, the print UI appears, allowing the user to edit the note. "Print & Save" saves it to the Prints section of the Inventory and will automatically print the print within the world. Requires VRC+.
Emoji
See also Emojis for more detailed information.
Shows a square outline, highlighting the cropping region. After taken, the "Create Emoji" UI appears, allowing the user to choose animations, zoom, reposition and mirror the photo with six preset crops. "Save" saves it to the Emoji section of the Inventory. Requires VRC+.
Animated options require the user to take a photo for every frame (4 or 16).
Emoji (1)
Animated (4)
Animated (16)

These two modes are not accessible through the Camera Mode button, but rather other means:

Camera Drone
See also Camera Drone for more detailed information.
Brings out the Camera Drone.
Screenshot
Takes a photo without HUD elements. Captures in 1920x1080 by default, unless changed in the config file.
Photo Invite
Invite/Request Invites or Invite/Request Responses can be sent with an image. After taken, a UI appears allowing the user to zoom, reposition and mirror the photo within a rectangular crop. "Save & Apply" attaches it to invite/response. Requires VRC+.

Options

Overview of the VRChat Camera.

The options consist of the toggles are appear around or on the camera frame. Some options can be controlled by both the UI and the Menu.

UI

The UI toggles are toggles that are on the on center, left or right sides of the camera frame.

Default

Close
Closes the camera.
Orientation
Switch between landscape and portrait orientation.
Flip
Flips the camera. When Anchor is set to "Default", the camera lens turns around 180°, otherwise the image is flipped horizontally.
Zoom
Zooms the camera in or out. The camera FOV can be zoomed from 20 to 150, with 45 being the default value.
Exposure
Changes the exposure (brightness) of the image. The exposure can be set from -10 to 4, with 0 being the default value.
Reset
Resets the zoom and exposure slides to their default values.
Info
Shows the status of different camera toggles. Click on a status to quickly cycle through options.
Camera Mode
Cycles through the Photo, Stream, and Multi Layer camera modes.
Pins
Cycles through pins 1, 2 and 3.
Focus
Cycles through Full Auto, Semi Auto, and Manual focuses.
Filters
Cycles through the Blueprint, Glitch, Speed, Hypno, Pixelate, Sketch, Sparkle, Trippy, and Olde camera filters.

Toggle

Fly Speed
Determines how fast the camera moves in Fly mode. Values range from 0.1 to 15, with 3 being the default.
Slider shown only when using Desktop mode or when the Flying toggle is on.
Turn Speed
Determines how fast the camera rotates in Fly mode. Values range from 0.1 to 5, with 1 being the default.
Slider shown only when using Desktop mode or when the Flying toggle is on.
Smoothing Strength
Determines how much smoothing is applied to camera movement. Values range from 0.1 to 10, with 5 being the default.
Slider shown only when using the Smoothed toggle.
Horizontal Offset
Determines the horizontal offset from the center of the image when using Look-At-Me. Values range from -25 to 25, with 0 being the default. Using the Auto Level Roll toggle will disable this slider.
Slider shown only when using the Look-At-Me toggle.
Vertical Offset
Determines the vertical offset from the center of the image when using Look-At-Me. Values range from -25 to 25, with 0 being the default.
Slider shown only when using the Look-At-Me toggle. Using the Auto Level Pitch toggle will disable this slider.
Focal Distance
Determines the depth of field's focal distance.
Slider shown only when using the Manual focus toggle.
Aperture
Determines the depth of field's aperture.
Slider shown only when using the Semi Auto or Manual focus toggles.
Green Screen
Displays sliders to adjust the color of the green screen mask. The sliders are Hue, Saturation, and Lightness.
Sliders shown only when using the GreenScreen toggle.
Hue
Saturation
Lightness
Duration
Determines the duration of new dolly points when using time-based motion.
Slider shown only when the Dolly toggle is selected.

Menu

The Menu toggles are toggles that are below the camera frame.

Take Photo
Takes a photo.
Timed (5s)
Takes a photo with a five-second delay. Remote users will see a circular indicator around the lens winding down to when the photo is taken. Photo can be cancelled before the five seconds has passed.
Camera Mode
Determines how the camera behaves when taking photos. See the Modes section above to view all options
Flying
Allows the camera to fly within the world. Movement is applied to the camera instead of the avatar. When flying normally, the camera is limited to a 15 meter? radius, with Camera Dolly, the radius is increased to 150 meters?, and with the Camera Drone, the range is unlimited.
Toggle appears only on VR & Mobile devices.
Spout Stream
Allows the camera view to be received through supported applications. This requires applications to support the Spout protocol.
The "Stream" camera mode must be selected for it to appear.
Audio From Camera
Audio heard will be from the camera position instead of the avatar.
The "Stream" camera mode must be selected for it to appear.
Anchor
Determines where the camera is attached.
Default
Attached to the user.
Local
Follows user movement but not head movement.
World
Attached to the world, independent of user movement.
Behavior
Desc
Smoothed
Stabilizes video for smoother footage.
Look-At-Me
Camera follows where your head is facing.
Auto Level Roll (VR)
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Auto Level Pitch
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Roll When Flying (VR)
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Trigger Takes Photos (VR)
Only works when the camera mode is not local photo
Focus
Controls the focus mode.
Off
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Full Auto
Automatically sets the aperture and focal distance.
Semi Auto
Allows adjustment of aperture only. (Aperture slider appears on right)
Manual
Allows adjustment of both aperture and focal distance. (Focal Distance, Aperture slider appears on right)
Show
(shows focus visualizer)
Pins
Saves camera presets.
Anchor, Behavior, Mask, and Filters can be saved to pins.
Pin 1
Pin 2
Pin 3
Mask
Determines which layers are included in pictures.
Local User
Includes the user and their avatar.
Remote User
Includes other users.
World
Includes the world environment.
GreenScreen
Replaces the environment with a green screen.
UI
Includes UI elements like the radial menu and camera interface.
Items
Includes items placed by users in the world.
Dolly
See also Camera Dolly for more detailed information.
This option is only available on PC & Android (Standalone VR).
Add
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Play (3s)
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Clear Last
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Clear All
(are u sure)
Advanced
Desc
Export
(export path relative to world or local)
Import
(import path)
Show Paths
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Lens Visibility
Sets how the camera is rendered within the world.
Off
Shows only a small light.
Ghost
Displays a light blue transparent camera lens.
Solid
Displays a solid camera lens.
Filters
Adds visual filters to the camera. Only one filter can be active at a time.
  • None
    None
  • Blueprint
    Blueprint
  • Glitch
    Glitch
  • Speed
    Speed
  • Hypno
    Hypno
  • Pixelate
    Pixelate
  • Sketch
    Sketch
  • Sparkle
    Sparkle
  • Trippy
    Trippy
  • Olde
    Olde
Photo Resolution
Changes the resolution of taken photos.
720p
1080p
1440p
2160p
4320p
Config File
Applies the resolution specified within the config file.
Stream Resolution
Changes the resolution of the Spout Stream output.
720p
1080p
1440p
2160p
Config File
Applies the resolution specified within the config file.
Lock
Disables camera pickup interaction. VR Only.
Grid
Displays a rule of thirds grid on the camera.
Save Metadata
Attaches metadata to photos when taken.
Metadata attached includes: Author display name, Author ID, World display name, and, World ID. If the photo is taken in a private world, the world ID, and world display is not attached.

Comportement

Indicateurs

Faisceau rouge

Lorsqu’un utilisateur sort sa caméra, un faisceau rouge est projeté vers le haut et vers le bas depuis la position de celle-ci. De plus, un quadrilatère rouge est également affiché pour indiquer la direction vers laquelle la caméra est orientée. Ces faisceaux rouges ne sont visibles que lorsque le menu rapide est ouvert.

Minuté

Audio de Caméra

Accéder aux photos sauvegardées

  • Sur Windows, les photos seront sauvegardées sur le chemin d'accès par défaut du fichier « Images » C:/Utilisateurs/(Nom)/Images/VRChat et seront triées par mois et années. Sur la version PC et PCVR de VRChat, ouvrir l'onglet caméra dans le menu rapide et sélectionner « Dossier photos » ouvrira directement le dossier dans l'explorateur de fichiers.
  • Les utilisateurs Steam peuvent accéder à leurs captures d'écran Steam (séparés du dossier VRChat) en utilisant le chemin d'accès par défaut C:/Programmes (x86)/Steam/userdata/XXXXXXXXX/760/remote/438100/screenshots
  • Les utilisateurs sur Quest autonome peuvent accéder à leurs photos via l'application « Fichier » depuis le tableau de bord ou via l'application « Meta Horizon ».
  • Les appareils Android et iOS peuvent accéder aux photos VRChat via l'application « Galerie » ou « Fichiers ».

Voir aussi

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