You are now ready to start using the virtual camera actor.Дў - Adding a Virtual Camera Actor Placing the Camera in your Scene

Go to the Rendering section and under Default Settings, set your Frame Buffer Pixel Format to 8bit RGBA.Дownload the Unreal Remote 2 app from the App Store to your ARKit enabled iOS device and launch the app.Д®nter the IP address of your computer and tap the Connect button to try and establish a connection. If you have issues connecting your device, add your device's IP Address with :6666 at the end to the Static Endpoints list. Go to the UDP Message section and set your Unicast Endpoint to your computer's IP address with :0 at the end of the IP to indicate your port number. Search for the VirtualCamera, Live Link, and Remote Session plugins and enable them. (Optional) You will learn how you can use a Gamevice peripheral to control the camera in the sceneД«efore you start, you need to enable the appropriate plugins inside your project.Д¬lick on Settings > Plugins to open the Plugins menu. Use the Virtual Camera Actor's built-in interface to change the camera's parameters Place the Virtual Camera Actor in the scene In this guide, you will learn how you can use the Virtual Camera Actor in your scene. This actor is built using the Virtual Camera Component referenced in the Virtual Camera Component Quick Start. The Unreal Engine includes a sample Virtual Camera Actor that can be used as a starting point for your project.

3 - Exploring the Virtual Camera Controls

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