Yes, you can. You can create a method and handle timer inside it and upon end of timer, you need to call capture. You can call this timer method either inside init state method or upon clicking capture button.
D/CameraOrientationUtil(29658): getRelativeImageRotation: destRotationDegrees=0, sourceRotationDegrees=90, isOppositeFacing=true, result=90 D/CameraOrientationUtil(29658): getRelativeImageRotation: destRotationDegrees=0, sourceRotationDegrees=270, that issue in when i debug my app then the issue
Woooow great video bro! Thank u so much for your content!!! It helped me so much
Glad to hear it 👍🏻
Great video, sir. Everything was well explained.
Amazing video, helped me a lot!!
Glad to hear it!
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Stupid question, but what vscode setting do you have to change to have the widget tree highlight like in your example?
Tbh, I haven't changed anything for this...
Can we add auto click function in this cam
Yes, you can. You can create a method and handle timer inside it and upon end of timer, you need to call capture.
You can call this timer method either inside init state method or upon clicking capture button.
Amazing video, but is there an implementation for ios?
not right now, in future maybe!
Does this not work on IOS devices?
D/CameraOrientationUtil(29658): getRelativeImageRotation: destRotationDegrees=0, sourceRotationDegrees=90, isOppositeFacing=true, result=90
D/CameraOrientationUtil(29658): getRelativeImageRotation: destRotationDegrees=0, sourceRotationDegrees=270, that issue in when i debug my app then the issue
i need a button to open the camera first then perform those things
the flash didn't work, even though it followed exactly the same flow.
Pull the project from github repository and test that out then.
how to record video?
We'll try to make video on it soon 👍🏻