Hi, I'm having a tough time trying to record my input or events. I've found a workaround - an additional object which location is changing according to my inputs. I save his transforms and then (on play) events are triggering by transform of this object. But is it somehow possible to record input itself?
Hi, I have a problem in using Take recorder with real time shooting of real people using green screen , after I set vive tracker and composure already , the question is which one do I need to put in Take recorder ? to really want to record the whole person and background was recorded together. Thank you very much.
Just curious, should this still work in the latest release of 4.26? (4.26.2) I was able to get the "isRecording" function to work, but StopRecording and StartRecording don't seem to trigger TakeRecorder to do anything. I am able to access Take Recorder using a EditorUtilityActor blueprint class, so wondering if things changed since this video? It would be handy to be able to access Take Recorder directly via C++ still, since not everything is available via its blueprint commands.
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Works perfectly for UE 5.3. You just saved me HOURS of splitting my mocap records from Unreal.
This is brilliant.
Thank you!
LEGEND, thanks!!
Hi, I'm having a tough time trying to record my input or events.
I've found a workaround - an additional object which location is changing according to my inputs. I save his transforms and then (on play) events are triggering by transform of this object.
But is it somehow possible to record input itself?
Hi, I have a problem in using Take recorder with real time shooting of real people using green screen , after I set vive tracker and composure already , the question is which one do I need to put in Take recorder ? to really want to record the whole person and background was recorded together. Thank you very much.
Just curious, should this still work in the latest release of 4.26? (4.26.2) I was able to get the "isRecording" function to work, but StopRecording and StartRecording don't seem to trigger TakeRecorder to do anything.
I am able to access Take Recorder using a EditorUtilityActor blueprint class, so wondering if things changed since this video?
It would be handy to be able to access Take Recorder directly via C++ still, since not everything is available via its blueprint commands.
So how would you play the recordings from code?!?!?!
How to record props. For example my character wear a helmet. Helmet is bp, but no animation of helmet in take recorder record...
Hey did you find a solution?
Add the prop to your character,and it's automatically recorded.
@@bananacomputer9351 ah right nice! thanks